Dems Try to IMPEACH Trump for Enforcing Immigration Law ｜ 4⧸29⧸25
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Glenn and Stu are back in Italy. They talk about the Canadian election, how to get a good night's rest, and how to keep up with all the craziness going on in the world. Plus, the guys talk about how to deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian.
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With Pat and Jeffy filling in for Glenn and Stu this week.
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He practically begged me to go with him, you know?
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But I was like, you know, I just spent four out of my last five weekends in Italy.
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How many times can you go to Turin or Rome or Milan?
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And once you've seen it, you know, a hundred times, you've seen it enough.
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Anyway, they had the Canadian election yesterday.
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It turned out just as bad as we thought it was going to.
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We'll get into that and much more coming up in one minute.
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Alright, so, I think we've mentioned yesterday that at one point, the Conservative up in Canada,
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Poiliev, had a 92.5% chance to win the election.
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Then it was down to 23.3%, and that turned out to be fairly accurate.
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I mean, he was the holding place guy for Trudeau, right?
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He was the placeholder, and now he is the Prime Minister.
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Now, during the election, apparently, in Canada, the website went down.
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We're keeping a close eye on the Elections Canada website,
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appearing to be down for some Canadians, for many right now, going on the website.
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We actually experienced it here in our Breaking News Centre as well.
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Some people taking to social media, sending out tweets like this on X.
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Patrick saying elections.ca isn't working for me.
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Yeah, so, Bashin Omar, we have reached out directly.
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I mean, we don't even know if it was down very long at all.
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I mean, because he even said that it was down in their Breaking News Centre,
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and somebody on X posted that it was down for them,
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It's, you know what it's like is when there's flooding in your area,
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and they step off the sidewalk where it's dry and.
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Step into the gutter where the water is rushing down.
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Maybe when they become the 51st state, as, you know, our president wants, you know,
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The president did tweet out, good luck to the great people of Canada.
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Elect the man who has the strength and wisdom to cut your taxes in half.
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Increase your military power for free to the highest level in the world.
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Have your car, steel, aluminum, lumber, energy, and all other businesses quadruple in size with zero tariffs or taxes.
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If Canada becomes the cherished 51st state, still doing it.
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I mean, I'm okay with them becoming a territory, but I don't want them to be a state.
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I mean, I don't even want them as a territory for anything.
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Of the two, between Canada or Greenland, give me Greenland.
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The only thing missing is for us to just plant the flag and say, do something.
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Well, the president says they're going to have free access to the U.S. with no border if they become our 51st state.
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America can no longer subsidize Canada with the hundreds of billions of dollars a year that we've been spending in the past.
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Plus, we'll help you get rid of that stupid curling sport, which is really not a sport anyway.
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Again, curling's been around a lot longer than that.
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What's that thing they call handball that's not really handball?
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It's like a cross between lacrosse and field hockey.
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Which immediately made me think, I don't want to watch it then.
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Yeah, they need to do something about some of the Olympic sports.
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So, anyway, you know, the whole issue with Canada has been kind of weird.
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And it apparently affected the election a lot, having gone from the conservative to the liberal.
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Do you think maybe our Apple boy, how do you pronounce his last name?
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You think that he, because he tried to go against Trump a little bit.
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Because they're saying that it's Trump's fault that, you know, the carny won in Canada.
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Because the hatred of Trump and, what's his name?
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I mean, he should have just leaned into it and said, yep, you're right.
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We should be a powerful country that these people have turned us against.
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He could have handled it much better than he did.
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I mean, we've got somebody as bad, if not worse, than Turdow now in office.
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Or what happens after you become a Canadian proud?
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Yeah, they sent him to the Seacott Supermax prison in El Salvador.
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But I'm just going to assume everything's fine.
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But here in America, we continue to take care of the immigration situation.
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And, you know, the left is all up in arms over everything this president does.
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You know, first of all, they were pissed off because he was supposedly deporting so many people.
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Then it turns out, and so they're pissed about that.
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But now it turns out he's deported fewer people than Joe Biden did at this point in his presidency.
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And then it's a matter of, well, he's not doing it right.
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The whole thing is based on they're a criminal.
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No matter what other crimes they've committed, which many have committed horrible crimes in this country.
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But, I mean, they've started at the baseline of committing a crime from the very beginning.
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Speaking of the criminals and the crimes, yesterday on the White House lawn, they posted, like, these look like election signs.
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Many of the criminals that have been deported, and their crime is listed on there.
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I mean, one after another after another that have been deported and are no longer here to commit those crimes.
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There was too many for the Postal Service, for the post office wall.
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So, we just put them in the front lawn of the White House.
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To think that all of those people were here, just committing all manner of crimes, sexual assaults of a child, assault and battery.
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This is so amazing, the reaction to everything President Trump does in the mainstream media.
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They fight him tooth and nail, and they're really screaming and yelling about this judge
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Now, they're trying to make that like, oh, that was nothing.
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It just so happened he didn't go out the front door.
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So, she brought him into chambers, and then she showed him out the back way so he could
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That was, I mean, we heard Pam Bonney tell us how much, you know, they were getting ready
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for a trial at the time, which is just incredible to me.
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Do we have the video of the media all saying the same thing about how this was escalation
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Everybody's on the same page here with the escalation bus.
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You know, to begin tonight with the escalation in the president's crackdown on illegal immigration.
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Today is dramatic escalation in the Trump administration's conflict with judges.
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The Trump administration signaling a major escalation in its deportation efforts.
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Today, an escalation in the Trump administration's battle with the judiciary.
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Tensions between local and federal authorities over President Trump's immigration crackdown
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We begin this hour with a major escalation of the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration.
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We begin with what appears to be a major escalation in the Trump administration's deportation efforts.
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And what is a major escalation in the battle here in D.C. over immigration and deportation?
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This feels like an insane and reckless escalation from the Trump administration arresting a judge.
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So, I don't know how you de-escalate a situation when you've got a judge who is breaking the law.
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According to the news media, you're supposed to just ignore that.
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Look, I mean, what's escalating is that these laws are being enforced now.
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And I don't even know that the escalation on that is true.
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We talked about how Donald Trump isn't the most in history of doing this at this time.
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In fact, he's behind the base of other presidents.
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And to enforce the law against a judge, that just should happen.
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I thought these were the ones screaming about no one being above the law.
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Here's a judge who was just arrested because she's not above the law.
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You know, while they're saying no one should be above the law, they mean everyone but them.
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It's a perfect example of they absolutely mean everyone but them.
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And meanwhile, here's what the White House explains about ICE and what ICE has been up to lately.
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The Trump administration is working 24-7 to successfully arrest and deport these illegal criminals and foreign terrorists from our communities.
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We are in the beginning stages of carrying out the largest deportation campaign in American history.
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Over this past weekend, it was announced that through Operation Tidal Wave, a joint effort between ICE Miami and Florida law enforcement agencies, nearly 800 illegal aliens were arrested during the first four days alone.
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The police arrested were a Colombian murderer, alleged MS-13 and 18th Street gang members, and a Russian with a red notice for manslaughter.
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And on the other side of the country, in the early Sunday morning hours, DOJ and DHS together launched a joint raid of an illegal alien underground nightclub used by Trendy Aragua in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
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DHS took more than 100 illegal aliens into custody, and many drugs and weapons were also seized.
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Operation Tidal Wave is a preview of what is to come around this country.
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Large-scale operations that employ our state and local enforcement partners to get criminal illegal aliens off our streets.
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As always, President Trump and our entire administration are grateful for the courageous law enforcement officers who are putting their lives on the line every single day to protect their fellow Americans and to keep our country safe.
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I've worked for six presidents, Star-Lord Ronald Reagan.
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Every president I've ever worked for took border security seriously because you can't have national security if you don't have strong border security.
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We've got to know who's coming in, what's coming in, where it's coming in, why it's coming in, right?
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Even President Obama and President Clinton took some steps to secure the border because they understood national security was important.
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Joe Biden was the first president in the history of this nation who came into office and unsecured a border on purpose.
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We handed the Biden administration, after President Trump's first administration, we handed the Biden administration the most secure border in my lifetime, and he unsecured it on purpose.
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He allowed 10 million people in four years to come across that border illegally.
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In fact, as Holman pointed out, he did the opposite.
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And the signal they sent to everybody in Mexico, Central and South America, China, the Middle East, is come on in.
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Avoiding the woke mainstream messaging in favor of truth.
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You know, we've been talking a little bit about the immigration situation because of
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the mass deportations of just about everybody in this country.
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They don't even care if they're citizens or not.
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In fact, you could make the argument that he's not doing enough.
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They're calling it the largest deportation in the history of the country.
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So, one of the most outspoken, one of the best voices of this administration is Stephen Miller.
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And he was talking about deportations yesterday.
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You want to hit a million deportations this year at Leeds, you're at 139,000, and you still
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Well, the rate of deportation is increasing every single day.
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Remember, we appeared to the system that was completely shut down.
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And now President Trump is working with the overwhelming backing and support of the American
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public to get that system operating at full speed and efficiency.
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And once we clear away, some of these road district court injunctions will be able to
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operate with an even greater degree of force and speed.
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And so I think we will vastly exceed that number, in addition to all of the self-deportations
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And once we're able to begin applying these increasingly significant consequences financially
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and criminally for the aliens who choose to remain, we will see even faster and quicker
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Bottom line is that the president is going to continue and expand and accelerate the effort
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to remove from our midst people who have no lawful right to be here, and we will do so
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I'm not going to take any more from you people, okay?
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I can't even stand to look at you, so I'm certainly not going to talk to you anymore.
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I mean, nobody's borne down on this problem like President Trump has.
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It's been out of control for way too many years.
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I mean, when I first started in talk radio in Houston in 2001, they were always throwing
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out the number of illegals that were already in this country at 11 million.
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They're still saying it's that number when it's more like 30 or 40 million or more.
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I mean, then I think they used that 11 million mark, which we did hear from time to time.
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But then every once in a while you'd hear somebody say 20 million.
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And once in a while you'd hear somebody say 30 million.
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Nobody knows the exact figure, but it's got to be at least 30 million.
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I mean, when you've got 10 million people coming across the border.
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They didn't count all those numbers of some of the illegals that they brought into the
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country under some special auspices plan that we didn't count.
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In the dark of night, under the cover of darkness, so that the residents of that city don't understand
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the fact that you're being invaded right now by illegals who shouldn't be here and we
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And Stephen Miller had more on deporting mothers and children.
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Is it the best use of the administration's resources to be going after moms of young kids?
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Do you yourself have an opinion on this subject?
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Well, what percentage of the, let's just pick an even number of, say, 10 million illegal
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Let's say that Biden released, I think it's closer to 20 million.
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Let's say he released 10 million illegal aliens into the country over the last four years.
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What percentage do you think we should let stay here of those 10 million?
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But is it your view that if a Democrat president releases 10, 15, 20 million illegals into the
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country, that they all then should get to stay forever and for all of life?
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Steven, I don't have a view about what Democratic presidents do.
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I'm asking what the Republican president is looking for and how he wants to know.
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Okay, so you don't want to answer the question because you know the answer is obvious.
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You think we should give administrative amnesty to some subset of the illegals that Biden...
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I'm asking how you're prioritizing the work that you're doing.
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ICE is going to continue to focus on raids against high-threat criminal aliens.
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We're going to use the entire force and power of the federal government to get them all home.
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Many will choose also to leave voluntarily and take advantage of the CBP home app.
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But we are not going to ask taxpayers to subsidize the presence of a single illegal alien in this country.
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Steven needs to start traveling with the do person, though, so they can keep the people from walking
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behind him during those live shots because I've had just about enough of that already.
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For him to put that reporter on the spot who obviously has an opinion.
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Is it the best use of resources to deport mothers and our kids?
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Yeah, you don't have an opinion because you know the answer.
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Because the other day they were trying to make it out like we're deporting two-year-old children.
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Yeah, two and four and seven or something, right?
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Well, the answer was the mother is being deported because she's here illegally and she's taking
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I mean, Holman has even talked about that before when he's questioned about, what about
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We're not stopping you with hurting the children.
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In fact, we're giving them a free ride home with the mom.
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Go ahead and pack that bag up over there, though, because we're leaving here in a couple
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You're supposed to, you know, do we ask that question of American citizens who go to jail?
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Well, are you going to leave a child, the mother's two-year-old child, to rot in the
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No, but, you know, what the family does with the two-year-old.
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The mother's been, yeah, the mother's been arrested, so that's up to the family to figure
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And if the family, if there's no family, then obviously the state takes over.
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So your thing is, and everybody's thing is, no one's above the law, right?
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So you should have thought of that before you committed the crime, and then you wouldn't
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Just as a, I mean, as someone who has, you know, past history, you don't think about
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You always think you're going to get away with it.
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When you're committing the crime, you're not worried about getting caught before they're
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That's really excellent perspective on your part.
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Because a lot of us just thought, well, you should have thought of that before you committed
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No matter what the crime is, you don't think of that first.
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If you're thinking about what could possibly happen, then it hurts the criminal activity.
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But then there's Governor J.B. Pritzker, who is calling for protests now because, you
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know, something's being done about the problems that we have in this country, and the Democrats
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Never before in my life have I called for mass protests.
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These Republicans cannot know a moment of peace.
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They have to understand that we will fight their cruelty with every megaphone and microphone
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We must castigate them on the soapbox and then punish them at the ballot box.
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I'm going to go out on a limb and say, no, I'm against, I'm against castration of Republicans.
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Eh, they must feel in their bones that when we survive this shameful episode of American
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history with our democracy intact, because we have no alternative but to do just that,
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that we will relegate their portraits to the museum halls reserved for tyrants and traitors.
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Oh, you worked hard on that line, didn't you, J.B.?
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It wouldn't surprise me that he's impeding some of our federal operations in his state.
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And if that comes out, they should arrest him for that.
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Let's put him in cuffs and walk him, I'll perp walk him down.
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Because I get the idea that you can, you know, you can legitimately say, well, we're not going
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But if you're actually impeding, like the judge helping the illegal out the back door of the
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courtroom, you'd absolutely need to be arrested.
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And I hope that, I sure hope you're not doing that, J.B., because it'd be a shame...
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Uh, we'll get to Stephen Miller's comments about J.B.
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Pritzker's, uh, rant and raving there coming up in a second.
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We had J.B. Pritzker talking about how there should be protests in the streets.
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They're trying their darndest to create violence in this country.
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So, Stephen Miller responded to the Pritzker comments.
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Stephen, Illinois Governor Pritzker just called for mass protests and disruption, saying Republicans
00:38:08.480
While Trump's border crossings are down 95% and ISIS locking up 800 criminals.
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Well, what I would say is that his comments, if nothing else, clearly could be construed
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So, President Trump survived two assassination attempts against his life.
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Of course, there's been many more credible threats against President Trump and his family
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We've, of course, seen the spate of left-wing domestic terrorism all across this country.
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By the way, the destruction of property sits directly adjacent to the, to attacks on humans
00:38:51.980
In other words, once you tolerate and once you allow for attacks on property, you're just
00:38:56.720
a step away from people throwing Molotov cocktails into people's, Molotov cocktails in people's
00:39:00.960
And you've even seen some, I think one example of a formerly prominent, prominent Washington
00:39:08.900
Post journalist who seemed to be celebrating the murder of a healthcare CEO, right?
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And that's where we've, that's the point we've reached in this country where people are engaging
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in rhetoric and behavior that puts the lives of public servants in danger, puts the lives
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We're just saying they don't recognize the supremacy of federal law enforcement in terms
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But it's coming from the Food and Drug Administration.
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Now, people have thought this for a long time because it was necessary to do this, but it's not necessary anymore.
00:44:31.740
Because I think people need to get over the fact that it's not a little fluffy they're testing.
00:44:49.440
It's like the dogs that they eat in China that they treat like cattle.
00:44:52.920
When you see the dogs stacked up like cattle, they're not fluffies.
00:45:18.100
You're spraying stuff in their eyes and things.
00:45:26.400
Go ahead and spray whatever you want in their eyes.
00:45:39.860
So we're just drawing the line at dogs and monkeys.
00:45:46.040
But every year, U.S. labs use roughly, get this, how many...
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And we still have wild animals running around crazy.
00:46:17.520
And much of it stems from mandates from the FDA that require animal testing for drug approval.
00:46:27.760
Now, I think they stopped this in shampoos and colognes and all that kind of stuff.
00:46:32.320
I don't think they're spraying things in dogs' eyes anymore.
00:46:38.360
Because I'm opposed to spraying things in dogs' eyes.
00:46:42.760
If spraying something in a dog's eye will help them detect whether it's a smart idea for me to spray it into my eye or not, I'm okay with it.
00:46:59.360
And, I mean, humans should be the priority, obviously.
00:47:11.340
But apparently there are other ways to do this now.
00:47:19.260
I don't know what they're doing instead of the animal testing, but they're saying that it doesn't need to be done anymore.
00:47:31.540
If I spray this in my robot's eye and it doesn't hurt, I guess I can do it?
00:47:42.540
You know, and then after, there was some weird FDA rule, too, that after you're done, you've got to euthanize the dogs.
00:47:49.860
And I think they've stopped that now, too, which seems pretty cruel.
00:47:53.980
After you're done testing, you have to kill the dog?
00:47:59.640
Now we're going to spend money to keep them alive?
00:48:03.080
After they've, now we're keeping a handicapped animal alive that we've tested stuff on.
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I, so, I can't, I seriously, it doesn't, I, I get, you love your dogs.
00:48:21.860
I know, but it's not, it's not, you're a little fluffy that they're testing.
00:48:37.720
How does that differ from the dog you have in your house?
00:48:41.760
I know, I put my foot down and I said, we will not have a dog.
00:48:46.240
Anyway, as I'm feeding my dog the other day, yeah.
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I just don't care about anybody else's children.
00:49:27.400
That's why I said, you know, they're testing dogs that are runaways or bred to be tested.
00:49:50.860
But don't you think if it's reasonable, if they have a different way to go about it?
00:49:56.440
But then, I mean, we're still allowing way too many animals.
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I mean, now we're, okay, so we stopped using the animals.
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What are we going to do with those 50 million other animals every year that we're not putting down?
00:50:09.720
I mean, some will go down because we stopped breeding them.
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But, I mean, there's plenty more that will just continue to breed.
00:50:16.540
We're still going to have to get rid of them somehow.
00:50:28.660
I mean, these shelters are putting down dogs and cats left and right.
00:50:33.260
Not only ones that are sick, but ones that they can't adopt.
00:50:37.320
And they're in the adoption process for, I don't know what the exact timeline is anymore.
00:50:42.440
It's probably longer now because people, you know, it breaks their heart to see the animal
00:50:47.200
that can't get adopted and we can't get rid of it.
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But as long as it, you know, for, I don't know what the timeframe is.
00:50:55.420
But at a certain point, these shelters are like, okay, well, got to go.
00:51:04.240
So, they just tell the dog, have a nice day and then euthanize it?
00:51:10.960
As long as you're telling them to have a nice day first.
00:51:14.200
Oh, we got to clean this cage up and ready for another animal.
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You're a beautiful, beautiful person, beautiful human being.
00:51:24.740
I know I'm supposed to feel bad, I guess, but I don't.
00:51:40.080
I'm sure they'll email me again at chewingthefatattheblaze.com like they have multiple times because they
00:51:45.180
don't like my stance on any of the animal processes at all.
00:51:56.340
We do as ethical at treating animals as we possibly could be enough.
00:52:12.280
But if there's a better way to do it, especially with dogs, and again, I don't care.
00:52:24.140
You know, I'm not Michael Jackson singing about Ben.
00:52:36.700
But you've had dogs your whole life, so you think that every dog is a...
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Well, according to you, they've been bred for this purpose, so they're different.
00:52:51.400
I'm sure we have a listener right now that breeds dogs for testing.
00:52:58.540
We've got Marcus in Florida who has worked at a place that tested on animals.
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Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program with Pat and Jeff.
00:53:10.300
I worked at a pharmaceutical research lab in Ohio where we did animal testing on monkeys
00:53:16.520
and rats and all kinds of different sheep and cows and...
00:53:26.620
Sure, they're bred just for the testing facility, but, you know, a Beagle puppy is the cutest
00:53:37.580
They're healthy little baby puppies, and you start doing testing on them, whatever the
00:53:42.720
drug might be, and they end up in a little bed, collared up in a blanket with an IV drip
00:53:47.000
trying to keep them alive because you're killing them.
00:53:49.980
And it's so heart-wrenching that I quit working there.
00:54:06.980
Hey, anyone that can't have sympathy for a little Beagle puppy getting hurt is not human.
00:54:26.760
He said, if you don't have sympathy for those dogs, you're not human.
00:54:31.400
Thanks for bringing that up because I didn't hear it there at the end.
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I just wanted to make sure that you did know what he said.
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I don't think you guys know exactly what goes on in these labs.
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But a test that was funded by Fauci, for example, was on Beagles.
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And what he did was he put flesh-eating flies in a cap and put it on the dogs.
00:55:06.800
And in order to let the lab workers tolerate the suffering that the dogs endured, they cut
00:55:20.020
I often wonder if the people that do these experiments really are related to Mengele.
00:55:24.020
Mengele, because the stuff that they do is of proportion to just what he did in terms
00:55:37.140
I mean, I think these lab people are masochists and sadists.
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There is a difference, though, I will say, between Mengele and dog testing.
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You almost forgot because you were involved in some animal testing over there.
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I was trying to figure out how I'm related to Mangala in some way.
00:57:27.420
Because I know, I understand that people are upset because of the harm that comes to
00:57:36.400
But however, if the harm that comes to the animal helps in saving a human's life in the
00:57:52.300
Supposedly, though, supposedly there's a different way to do it now.
00:57:56.020
And I don't know what that method is, but the FDA is saying that maybe we can phase out
00:58:04.020
So that would be great, you know, if they can do it.
00:58:11.060
We had the, you know, it was in the forefront again with the, you know, with the monkeys
00:58:15.720
escaping in South Carolina from the test facilities, which brought that, you know, their testing
00:58:22.400
And so people, you know, they don't want to hurt Fluffy.
00:58:26.620
They don't want to hurt the little primate monkey.
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Meanwhile, you know, as we've got this tariff situation and we've got the situation with
00:58:54.500
China that is getting a little bit, a little testy right now.
00:58:59.040
One side said we're talking and the other side said we're not.
00:59:10.580
You know, we're talking about this medication and whether or not we should be testing it
00:59:18.380
But we've got to have access to our medication.
00:59:25.580
And it's sadly, we've allowed it to all happen in China.
00:59:30.460
Yeah, we let that slip through our fingers a long time ago.
00:59:38.180
Because China's food and energy security, they say, would not be compromised if their
00:59:44.000
country were to halt purchases of grain and fuel from the United States.
00:59:48.400
That's according to a senior Chinese economic official.
00:59:55.060
Well, I mean, I believe that if you, if they believe that, well, you know, we just starve
01:00:05.540
But I don't know that China will, I don't know that the people would allow that to happen
01:00:14.940
But it seems to me that they're getting, you know, they've become accustomed to a better
01:00:20.400
way of life or an American, Americanized way of life.
01:00:29.240
But they claim they've diversified their food and energy imports to reduce their dependence
01:00:34.840
on the U.S., making the country less vulnerable to a freeze in American imports.
01:00:39.700
In 2024, imports of sorghum, corn, and soybeans from the U.S. only accounted for a small share,
01:00:50.580
He says, this Chinese official says, these products are highly replaceable and the international
01:00:58.120
Now, maybe, maybe that's true for them, but is the reverse true for us?
01:01:05.580
Can we completely exist and be fine without any Chinese imports?
01:01:11.360
And the answer, I'm afraid, is no, because we need the medication.
01:01:15.680
I mean, I'm most concerned about the, you know, the medications for, there's plenty of humans
01:01:22.900
in this country that would die without those medications.
01:01:27.100
Now, as far as some of the other products, that's why China was so big on not having these
01:01:37.020
Because, yeah, they can survive without, they say that they can survive without us, but they
01:01:43.100
can't survive without a lot of other countries.
01:01:46.480
And if those other countries say, nah, we're just dealing with the United States right now
01:01:49.600
and not you, now you're putting, now you're backing China into a corner.
01:01:53.980
If we can get the other countries on board with that.
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But they say, even if China stops purchasing feed grain and oil seeds from the U.S., it
01:02:05.980
Apparently, Brazil is by far China's largest supplier of soybeans, at least last year, with
01:02:11.140
exports totaling nearly $36.5 billion, followed by the U.S. at just over $12 billion.
01:02:25.720
President Trump seems pretty confident that we win this trade war with them.
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Hopefully, it won't come to any of this and we'll be able to reach an agreement and all
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All right, well, everyone's, you know, I'm sure mad at me over my dog stance.
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So we'll give Pete another chance to be mad at me.
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They want to get rid of the bullpen in Major League Baseball.
01:04:56.620
And they want Major League Baseball to call the bullpen the arm barn.
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And so they don't want the term bullpen used anymore.
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They argue that that mocks the suffering of animals in favor of something more animal friendly.
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So when they tried to get rid of it a few years ago, they said it devalues pitchers and evokes cruelty toward the bulls.
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I want Major League Baseball to stand tall, stand strong.
01:05:45.540
You've been using the term, I don't know, since 1900.
01:05:49.380
And it really came into use in, I don't know, in the 1940s.
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So, you know, on PETA's term, isn't it time that it went away?
01:06:08.720
This story, I am really, it kind of made me smile.
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Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, opened a tuition-free school in 2016 for low-income families in California's Bay Area, where Meta is headquartered.
01:06:27.560
And it was created under the couple's philanthropy, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, CZI, and the primary school aimed to combine health care and education for students from birth through high school.
01:06:42.660
Chan, a former pediatrician, once described the organization's education efforts as combining two core passions.
01:07:02.560
But, yeah, that $50 million a year, that's going to stop.
01:07:06.900
Now, the school said, now, they're out, of course, is that they're not closing the school.
01:07:14.500
And they're, you know, so the school's like, well, without the funding, we can't stay open.
01:07:22.660
Now, they did say in one of the stories that they plan to donate $50 million to the communities and families affected by the closure.
01:07:40.620
Every day I woke up and I said, I care about this school.
01:07:50.760
So, they're going to spend, you know, another $50 million and then that's going to be it, really.
01:07:57.960
So, I don't know if the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative is hurting for a little income or what's happening with that.
01:08:08.180
But they don't care about their school any longer.
01:08:16.840
So, that's not enough time for someone to start in kindergarten and go through high school, right?
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And we found out this week that they also now have the world's oldest rock in Canada.
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So, the Minnesota River Valley that proclaims the world's oldest rock, they've been proclaiming that since 1975, they say that it marks a 3.8 billion year old niece.
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And, in fact, that Minnesota rock is not even the oldest rock in the United States.
01:09:23.360
The oldest rock in the United States is in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
01:09:26.920
The Watersmeet Nees, which is, you know, this is the Michigan map and this is, you know, Upper Peninsula.
01:09:35.540
And so, now, they're the oldest rock in the world, according to these experts, is in Canada, the Acasta Nees.
01:09:46.280
And the oldest United States, America's oldest rock, is in Michigan, Minnesota.
01:09:59.000
In fact, well, Michigan needs to put up a new one because it wouldn't be the world's oldest.
01:10:06.040
And I wonder what our folks over at the ICR, the Institute for Creation and Research, would have to say about the dating process of these rocks.
01:10:30.720
I mean, you know what's interesting about that is that scientists have no idea right now.
01:10:37.660
You know, they put this James Webb telescope, the space telescope, a million miles from Earth.
01:10:53.960
I mean, some of the footage that we're getting from that is amazing.
01:10:59.240
But this telescope has found fully formed galaxies that happened, you know, 13.8 billion years ago, which is impossible based on our reckoning of how old the universe is.
01:11:15.980
Because the universe is only 13.8 billion years old.
01:11:18.320
So, they think it takes billions of years for a galaxy to form, but there's a lot of formed galaxies within way sooner than that.
01:11:31.380
When you say way sooner, does that mean like it would take me four weeks to get there instead of three?
01:11:43.300
But they don't, they really don't know right now what we don't know.
01:11:53.960
But we don't know for sure that the Earth is four, four and a half billion years old or the universe is 14 billion years old.
01:12:05.720
You know, are you telling me that this is absolutely accurate and you know that for a fact?
01:12:13.280
They don't even know if there was a Big Bang now.
01:12:19.580
Some of them are doubting that now and thinking it came about some other way.
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I heard a clip from John Kerry talking about the Pope's death and turning it into a climate change nightmare.
01:12:41.880
How do you make the Pope's death into climate change?
01:12:52.540
So we talked a little bit about Mark and the wife getting rid of some things.
01:12:59.480
And maybe it had something to do with Meta being fined from the EU a couple hundred million dollars.
01:13:05.840
Apple was fined almost six hundred million for, you know, allegedly, you know, breaching the EU's Digital Markets Act, which seeks to prevent tech giants from monopolizing digital markets.
01:13:23.080
Because then, and I'm not saying that it had anything to do with it at all.
01:13:28.420
I'm just saying it was a coincidence that that happened late last week.
01:13:32.820
And then yesterday we had major power outages in Spain, Portugal.
01:13:40.140
And, you know, I just wonder, I don't know, probably.
01:13:46.040
There was some kind of anomaly in the atmosphere, right?
01:13:50.380
Well, they called it the anomalous oscillations.
01:13:58.300
The phenomenon, Pat, you know, I know you know this, is the phenomenon is known as induced atmospheric vibration.
01:14:09.200
People are tired of listening to me talking about it.
01:14:15.460
The prime minister of Spain did mention that a strong oscillation was behind the outage.
01:14:23.000
But said no conclusions about the cause could be yet determined.
01:14:46.060
They're saying that restoration in Portugal, of course, could take longer because that main energy provider warns it.
01:14:52.960
It's got to navigate a more complicated grid in Portugal.
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And, of course, that's where we found out the anomalous oscillations.
01:15:10.740
I don't know if there's anything we can do about it or not.
01:15:14.660
They're saying there's no evidence of a cyber attack.
01:15:31.940
Don't even worry about some kind of cyber attack.
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When we touched a little bit on it earlier, the President Vladimir Putin announced that
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he wants a unilateral 72-hour ceasefire in Ukraine.
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And according to this story, there have been 20 ceasefires in the conflict to date.
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This is to celebrate the end of World War II or something?
01:16:12.000
To mark the anniversary of victory in World War II.
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So, we'll continue to kill each other until May 8th.
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That's all he wants to stop for us from the 8th to the 11th.
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I'll let you know on the 8th, I'm going to stop bombing you.
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And this is why, you know, J.D. Vance has said they're so frustrated with both sides.
01:16:49.480
And so, he said, you know, we may or may not be able to end this thing.
01:16:55.420
I think they're to the point where they're about to...
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He says, we want to throw up our hands, but President Trump won't let us do that.
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If he could just get a little help from the two sides, that would be helpful.
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Conversation just this morning about this particular issue.
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Here's the way that I put it, Charlie, is, you know, one, if I could bring people on the inside,
01:19:15.580
I think what they'd see is that sometimes you're incredibly frustrated with Ukrainians.
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Sometimes you're incredibly frustrated with the Russians.
01:19:21.880
You know, that is the nature of the negotiation is you're going back and forth.
01:19:26.640
And sometimes you just want to throw your hands up.
01:19:28.500
But that's what President Trump doesn't let us do.
01:19:30.560
He doesn't let us just throw our hands up and say, you know what?
01:19:34.520
He forces us to continually go back to the table, continually try to find a solution, bring the sides together.
01:19:41.080
And that really is sort of where this thing is right now.
01:19:44.960
You have the Russians who have one peace settlement they'd like.
01:19:51.260
The biggest breakthrough is that we've got both of them talking about what they would need in order to stop fighting.
01:19:58.320
But what one side needs is different from what the other side needs.
01:20:02.380
And it's the job of diplomacy to try to bring those two sides together.
01:20:06.520
I can't say with 100% certainty, Charlie, we're going to be able to do it.
01:20:09.840
But I do think that we're trying very hard, and I feel more optimistic about it today than I did two weeks ago.
01:20:16.000
And I felt more optimistic two weeks ago than I did two months ago.
01:20:34.720
But it's the job the American people elected the Trump administration to do.
01:20:39.100
If this doesn't stop, Charlie, one final point on this.
01:20:41.800
If this doesn't stop, the Ukrainians aren't winning the war.
01:20:44.900
I think there's this weird idea among the mainstream media that if this thing goes on for just another few years, the Russians will collapse, the Ukrainians will take their territory back, and everything will go back to the way that it was before the war.
01:21:02.100
So I think it behooves the Ukrainians to maybe work on this a little harder.
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I was talking to Charlie Kirk there, and it was really fascinating that, you know, he just – President Trump continues to have us go back to the table.
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all right so uh john carey did john carey go to the pope funeral it looks like yeah it looks like
01:25:09.820
he was there yeah this was uh some sort of you know interview area uh there in at the vatican or at
01:25:16.840
the you know in the chapel where they were uh you know there for the funeral because it was it looked
01:25:21.620
like there was a place where they were doing interviews you know doing hits with the with
01:25:25.620
the you know people that were there to mourn right right and of course john was there to mourn but as
01:25:31.340
long as you've got him of course as long as you've got him there yeah you might as well get into find
01:25:36.160
out global warming yeah well he has to okay well i know it had an impact because lodato c was quoted
01:25:43.640
by people all around the world the encyclical uh his first encyclical very important one was
01:25:49.140
that's the beginning of this that makes its own statement babbling on trying to make positive just a
01:25:55.400
second he's babbling out about how smart he is and talking about history and how cyclical things are
01:26:01.660
he's building up to get us into the the pope's climate change all right right before the meeting in
01:26:08.900
dubai two years ago and put out a coda to lodato c called lodato deum and that reminded us of of the
01:26:19.040
road not traveled in the years since since lodato c did he ever express frustration when when you
01:26:26.760
talked about it absolutely i mean he would roll his eyes a little bit about the you know human challenge
01:26:32.960
of getting people to do things but he had faith in that obviously he had faith he was remarkable
01:26:38.400
in his steady calm quiet but totally dedicated uh liberalism mission of dealing with this and
01:26:48.560
and largely driven i might add not just by the facts of what are happening in countries where
01:26:54.060
every year a massive amount of fires now much more intense oh my storms no not true no cut it off
01:27:02.380
there but he goes on it's not true it isn't it is not it isn't true there's no there's no evidence
01:27:09.400
of more massive fires or more intense fires and by the way the climate change fire like the the new
01:27:16.140
jersey the jones road or field fire whatever it's called um that they that they had i don't know
01:27:21.880
thousands of acres burning uh that was uh you know a teenager uh without the climate i guess his name
01:27:27.820
was climate change uh that started that fire yeah yeah a teenager friends call him climate
01:27:33.340
i mean it's just silly it is it is everything's climate change now everything i mean
01:27:41.480
every every possible uh ill effect in on this planet is now due to climate change
01:27:51.440
well especially coming from that guy yeah he will not go away no uh and what is he like 84 now
01:27:59.120
yeah probably and he's and he's uh they took down they got rid of his office in dc right yeah yeah
01:28:05.100
they dropped the office of climate change or whatever it was the climate change envoy or whatever
01:28:10.240
his stupid title was um pretty pretty amazing that uh he is still out there doing it though yes he is
01:28:19.820
still out there but no he's only 81 okay all right good he's only had a couple spring chicken
01:28:27.620
yeah i mean he should run for president again in 28 because he'd only be 85 or whatever so
01:28:35.340
he could lose that one too it's like he lost yeah yep uh all right this is uh this is amazing because
01:28:43.820
um the democrats are completely out of control and it's not just on climate change there are also
01:28:48.760
many dedicated first responders there also uh are many dedicated first responders as we just heard
01:28:54.780
from glenn um which i appreciate it's good yeah it is good i'm happy that they exist i'll tell you
01:29:01.080
me too me too but there's also some morons out there and one of them is shrie thanadar um he is a
01:29:09.160
congressman from michigan that you probably never heard of but uh here he is now calling for the
01:29:15.660
impeachment of president trump this is only be the third time they've tried to go down this road
01:29:21.080
uh so this is great this is congressman shrie thanadar hey shrie has already done real damage
01:29:28.620
to our democracy but defying a unanimous 9-0 supreme court ruling that has to be the final straw
01:29:36.780
it's time we impeached donald j trump the court says the wrongfully deported kilmer garcia must be
01:29:45.340
allowed to return and receive due process trump ignored it he ignored the constitution he ignored the
01:29:53.340
very positive first of all that's not what the supreme court said what they said was that they should do
01:30:00.240
what they can to facilitate his return and they tried they asked about it and they were told by the
01:30:08.880
president of the nation it wasn't possible no so they couldn't get him back they tried to facilitate
01:30:14.880
it so what are they supposed to do they were asked they did what they were asked they did not ignore
01:30:20.180
they uh they gave it a shot couldn't get him back what are you gonna do now you can't go into war with
01:30:27.540
el salvador i don't think so no so i don't does anybody want us to go to war over this with el
01:30:34.040
salvador i do i don't either i don't either but he had more intact this isn't an isolated incident
01:30:42.600
it's part of a dangerous deliberate pattern that's why today i introduced a resolution to impeach
01:30:51.480
donald j trump outlining seven articles of impeachment okay seven articles okay here we
01:30:59.340
go article one one number one obstruction of justice and abuse of executive power oh wow from
01:31:06.360
denying due process to unlawful deportations trump defied court orders
01:31:13.040
not really article two number two congress's power of the purse trump took away the power of
01:31:21.740
agencies and froze funds without permission from congress i don't know what's coming up next okay
01:31:28.760
article three okay abuse of trade powers and international aggression he imposed damaging tariffs
01:31:37.940
and threatened post military invasions of the invasions invasions no you don't want invasions
01:31:45.280
for violation of first amendment rights okay he has retaliated against journalists uh he has
01:31:53.340
attorneys and critics for exercising their right to free speech in the press room okay what about
01:32:00.020
five are we at five yeah creation of an unlawful office establishing the so-called department of
01:32:05.980
government efficiency positive uh you know what he just renamed the office that already existed that
01:32:11.800
barack obama put in place yes so you might want to you might want to include barack obama in these
01:32:17.260
articles of impeachment can we impeach him yes we should impeach him from whatever position he has
01:32:22.560
okay in the democrat party michelle's doing that i'll tell you that that's for sure all right let him go
01:32:28.560
here because we're only to five i think right unconstitutional power unconstitutional over our
01:32:33.280
government no and personal data that's not true no but still article six six we're at six now
01:32:39.260
bribery and corruption he has dismissed criminal cases and solicited payments from foreign governments
01:32:48.180
and course legal settlements for personal and political gain and political gain and number
01:32:55.440
article seven okay okay tyrannical overreach finally and most importantly he is attempting to consolidate
01:33:04.540
unchecked power and erode the constitutional limits of the presidency really this country we have
01:33:13.280
presidents not kings since when when that's not just misconduct is impeachable misconduct oh wow
01:33:21.340
this isn't leadership no it's tyranny it's tyranny if we let this stand we are saying the president is
01:33:28.680
above the law that the united states constitution is optional no i won't be silent and i'm calling on
01:33:37.840
all my colleagues democrats republicans and independents to stand up with me nope enough is enough
01:33:45.640
sorry donald j trump must be impeached again okay again for the last time again uh all right so
01:33:56.200
this is the third effort now i mean is anybody jumping on this guy's bandwagon i haven't seen i don't i
01:34:03.400
don't any of that yet i've never i've never seen this guy before i think this is his first term in office
01:34:09.020
he just started and uh and so he's trying to make a big splash right now by you know introducing these
01:34:17.760
seven articles of impeachment i'm not sure how many democrats he's going to get behind him uh but that
01:34:23.240
should be interesting to see if they they try this yet again oh it's agonizing now for those of you
01:34:30.440
watching on uh blaze television um you saw him do you think that that's a hairpiece or do you think
01:34:38.720
that that's where do you get that no that's his natural hair natural hair that's his natural hair
01:34:43.600
i originally i thought you know what that's his natural hair but then i looked down he's 70 that
01:34:48.640
guy is 70 years old yeah and he's still got jet black hair he looks really good look at his hair is uh
01:34:54.240
it made me it made me it's like he's 20 that it's possible that that's not his real really yeah
01:34:59.800
huh no i didn't even have that thought okay because it's so natural looking never mind that um
01:35:05.800
i'm a little offended frankly that you even brought it up because uh look at him i apologize look at him
01:35:12.120
that's great sure i apologize oh man i you know the democrat party yeah they're in trouble because
01:35:21.820
frankly uh they've got the only thing that they have in common is their sheer unadulterated
01:35:28.820
hatred hatred for donald trump yes all they have and america yeah um but they've got nobody who has
01:35:38.280
an alternate plan they've got nobody who wants to take the country in a direction the country wants
01:35:43.160
to go right so they're they're hurting saying that we need to have an uprising we have uh senators and
01:35:51.500
congress people doing a sit-in yeah uh you know to say how terrible things are that's it that seriously
01:35:59.520
that is it uh all they have uh is the hatred for trump and their love for abortion and that seems to
01:36:08.080
drive the whole party you know uh as long as as long as you hate trump and you love abortion
01:36:15.440
then you're in good standing in the democrat party little hatred for israel doesn't hurt either
01:36:22.080
you know it's okay support the palestinians and hamas and sure we want the illegals out of the
01:36:26.500
country but just not the way you're doing it yeah exactly you know they do have some rights
01:36:31.620
and of course we want to we want to encourage gender transformations i mean that's obvious well
01:36:37.940
people need to be who they are we want to we want to allow preteens and teens to be mutilated uh if
01:36:44.920
you know if they're feeling uncomfortable at the time because what teen would ever feel uncomfortable
01:36:50.200
um it doesn't happen so allow them to mutilate their bodies i mean it really is madness it is that
01:36:58.240
particular i mean it is abortion is madness too but that particular uh portion of the program
01:37:05.860
is a really madness the whole gender situation really is absolutely bizarre right now absolutely
01:37:13.980
bizarre um and we're supposed to be okay with it so we are okay yeah we are um sure you're supposed
01:37:21.660
to be okay with the debt too which is 36 trillion and counting and we're not supposed to do anything
01:37:26.940
about that which is why they hate elon musk so badly because leave the debt alone don't be stopping
01:37:34.220
the fraud and the waste that's just part of it that's that's just part of it and it's already
01:37:39.120
written in but we need to because that's funding programs that we like that's really true all right
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and that darn eagle is what is happening noxious today i know what's going on we're out here in
01:39:35.320
the back 40 deal back 40 of the of the ranch yeah and uh eagle just won't shut up really active
01:39:44.440
today it's kind of weird uh all right russian president vladimir putin called for that 72 hour
01:39:50.920
truce and he only wants it from may 8th through the 11th so that's great uh right stop the killing
01:39:59.200
for three days and then we'll go right back celebrate a victory in world war ii and then we're gonna you
01:40:04.520
know we'll get back to we'll go back to it i don't know i haven't heard yet if if zelensky and
01:40:09.720
ukraine are even into it are they even into stopping the war for three days i don't know i think you
01:40:15.780
would be um strange at the same time you know president trump is signaling that ukraine may have
01:40:23.660
to give up i mean is this a surprise to anybody that ukraine may have to give up the crimea peninsula
01:40:29.920
i mean they already did they already did in 2014 it's 11 years ago that happened that does not need
01:40:35.740
to come to the table see this is what jd is talking about as far as uh you know what russia wants and
01:40:41.660
what ukraine wants and now we sit down at the table and you know what obviously they want different
01:40:46.580
things and so what ukraine wants obviously is crimea well they want it all back they want it all back and
01:40:55.140
it's just not it's apparently not going to look russia wants all of ukraine so i mean right we'll stop
01:41:02.320
we'll stop when we uh you give us all of ukraine and that's unacceptable obviously correct obviously
01:41:08.100
i'm not for that uh i'm not for russia taking any part of ukraine but they gave up the crimea peninsula
01:41:17.220
11 years ago forever i mean that's that's so that's yours any longer yeah it seems kind of decided
01:41:24.420
on that one uh maybe you get back all the rest of your territory and they get out that would seem like
01:41:31.820
maybe an acceptable solution to me i obviously i don't live there and i'm not part of it but uh
01:41:39.840
and so maybe it's really easy for me as an american with no dog in the fight to say that
01:41:45.080
but you know to save the lives and and save the continued destruction of ukraine
01:41:53.040
seems like maybe you you do that doesn't it it does is that too much it doesn't and it would uh i bet
01:42:01.080
let's say i keep uh crimea and you know what i'll give you back whatever ground we have uh whatever
01:42:08.820
we've taken yeah up to this point yes but you also are going to sign in this treaty that uh you're not
01:42:15.380
going to become part of nato now if they would do that i i think that's fairly reasonable i fairly
01:42:23.060
i think so too but i don't live there as you just said that you don't live there right and so so it's
01:42:29.140
easy for us to say and and it's more difficult for you ukrainians if the vice president or the
01:42:34.100
president would like to get me involved and have me hang out over there for a little bit to help
01:42:38.800
some in some of the negotiations i'm willing to i'm willing yeah me too here i'm willing to help
01:42:43.280
i'll come i'll come and i want to put my two cents as well yeah but the deal is we agreed a long time
01:42:50.660
ago that ukraine would never be part of nato right we made that deal with russia i don't know a long
01:42:57.640
time ago so that's that's been part of the equation here is that they were never going to join
01:43:03.520
uh nato and so that should be off the table sorry you're not going to be part of nato
01:43:09.780
should be off the table hammering those drums yeah they do left and right yeah and that's a big
01:43:15.500
sticking point for and again i kind of understand because we're the same way with cuba and russia we
01:43:21.660
don't want russia to have a military presence in cuba and we almost came to war over it in 1962 or
01:43:30.300
three and so you know with the cuba missile crisis we don't want china to have a presence in panama
01:43:36.360
right and they have a huge presence there right so it's somewhat understandable uh but that seems to
01:43:44.840
be a sticking point for zelensky almost definitely and he's listened to all the eu members say no no
01:43:51.600
you need to have that back we have we need to be part of nato you come and sit in on these nato
01:43:56.500
meetings you're still part of it no no nope all right more coming up
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glenn beck avoiding the woke mainstream messaging in favor of truth more glenn beck in a moment
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that great jeff fisher uh for glenn and stew today uh you know we just we just solved the russia
01:45:48.200
ukraine situation we we just figured that out fixed it for him i mean i i what what else can we do
01:45:55.680
today i mean it's the 100 day anniversary today all right for president trump today is mark's 100 days
01:46:02.320
he's busy celebrating the 100 day week a week-long celebration of the 100 days so uh okay we've given
01:46:09.240
them the russia ukraine got him that solved so if you missed it uh what we've decided is that russia
01:46:17.420
keeps crimea since they took that 11 years ago unchallenged whatsoever correct so they keep they keep
01:46:24.020
ukraine they get out of every other uh ukrainian territory gets that back go back to russia ukraine
01:46:30.720
ukraine gets all that territory back and we agree that ukraine could never be part of nato
01:46:36.500
you're welcome done sign it sign seal to deliver yep it's yours so let's let's get that worked out
01:46:44.100
i mean if you need us there to sign the treaty with you that's fine go ahead yeah we'll we'll be there
01:46:50.340
we'll come over to kia yeah i'll fly him yeah uh or you maybe we can do the electronic signature
01:46:56.580
you just email us and uh we'll sign it electronically yeah we just zoom in
01:47:01.540
but what else is going on for the 100 days uh so we've got some problems with the uh hooties again
01:47:09.940
and which is incredible i thought we were done with them the blowfish are pissed at us right yeah we
01:47:15.300
got the whole we got the whole band yeah i know i know and i thought we had set them on their way
01:47:21.020
but apparently not so apparently we haven't hit them hard enough yet well and that means
01:47:26.560
that needs to be done we better start yeah because we just lost a 60 million dollar jet
01:47:31.460
that fell off an aircraft carrier and it just sunk and according to the reports that the reason that
01:47:39.760
the jet fell off the aircraft carrier is because the ship had to quickly turn to avoid fire from the
01:47:46.480
hootie rebels i didn't realize aircraft carriers could turn that quickly i know that it would throw
01:47:52.600
something off their deck wow well so what i don't and i don't know that it was up on the deck it
01:47:57.500
was uh they talked about um how they were um moving it in this hangar bay okay and the crew lost control
01:48:08.040
of the aircraft with the um uh the towing this with the truck aircraft yeah so it it moved fast enough
01:48:19.520
though that it disrupted all that they claimed this particular aircraft carrier could travel
01:48:25.320
what 34 miles an hour oh that's blazing speed in the ocean for that hundred thousand i mean it's
01:48:32.340
eleven it is a big long it's a hundred thousand tons it's big yeah it is big that is probably fast
01:48:38.120
monstrous right and so i mean i i find it strange that it moved it turned quickly enough uh sharply
01:48:46.360
enough around that ocean corner yeah it's amazing uh that they lost control and the million 60 million
01:48:54.160
dollar jet rolls into the ocean yeah now that have you been said okay we need to the that cannot happen
01:49:02.520
again we need to put the hammer down any longer on the blowfish and whatever whoever band members
01:49:08.800
they have need to go away members of debarge whoever we need to clean up the whole area do you do you
01:49:16.760
like why am i not surprised oh man i just let's put a stop to the yes my gosh the huthie thing
01:49:28.340
has to be taken care of and i you know he's the president told us that this was going to be taken
01:49:33.700
care of and obviously there's still more to take care of yeah uh we we haven't stopped them quite
01:49:39.880
enough yet then we have i mean he's dealing with and the huthies are you know tied to iran which we're
01:49:45.680
in the middle of dealing with um you know then we have israel and hamas right there's a lot that's not
01:49:51.880
enough we have uh we touched on uh you know the panama canal and messing with uh with that along with
01:49:59.000
our uh chinese allies and uh tariffs with all the countries around the world yeah i mean the uh the
01:50:08.280
globe is shaking a little bit yeah there's a ton going on yeah and and that's why you know things are
01:50:14.920
so volatile uh as far as the economy is concerned because there's just a lot of uncertainty yeah and so
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going through this it's certainly not president trump's fault and it's i believe really strongly
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that it's going to work out in our benefit in the end but in the meantime there's some pain and he's
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experiencing a little downturn in his polls right now he's down to supposedly he's down to 39 percent
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approval rating there was one report and i keep saying this where oh okay uh that this report said that
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um the s&p 500 has dropped 7.9 since his inauguration um oh the s&p this uncertainty okay now it says
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that makes the worst performance for the early slice of a president's term since richard nixon is that
01:51:03.240
true i i've seen that headline multiple times but i don't know if it's true uh and also i thought they
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were talking about the dow jones industrials but they weren't they they specifically specify the
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s&p so that may leads me to believe that it's true just because of that thin slice of the of the chart
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right yeah and that's how they can claim oh it's the worst stock market in 80 years right is it not
01:51:30.440
no is it no we know that it recovered almost all of its losses from april right so it's already started
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to turn around it just needs to finish that process right and we need to you know if we make some more
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deals with apparently we're he's speaking in michigan today to pause some tariffs on the automotive
01:51:50.680
industry all right he's supposed to be making deals with a number of countries already uh on these
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tariffs so okay and china he says an agreement with china is maybe two or three weeks away so he's
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obviously got some that's not the information we hear from uh a lot of the news reporting about
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china though coming from china right it certainly doesn't feel that way now he may i don't believe
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the chinese though i just don't believe them right and and is it the chinese that's reporting that or is
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it just some low-level person that's you know you make sure that news gets out i don't know
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you know is is uh you know because they do like to saber rattle yeah yeah you know and threaten uh
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they've always done that and trump says he's talking to to she and she says i'm not talking to trump
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and so okay well so who do you believe i'm gonna believe this president to believe donald trump yeah
01:52:46.860
for sure uh so i don't know i think you know obviously as he said there's going to be some
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pain before we get to the other side and we're experiencing some of that we are and they're
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claiming that it's going to get worse right and that well it could get worse if something isn't done
01:53:02.600
soon because now we're then we're talking about uh stuff you know merchandise on shelves being empty
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and that's what the mainstream media keeps trying to proclaim right you're gonna have empty shelves
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you're gonna your grocery store shelves are gonna be empty there's not gonna be anything on them
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so they're really trying to create a panic because if you make people panic enough what you'll have
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empty shelves are empty shelves because people will go and they'll start hoarding for just in case
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which is why you know you might want to have some emergency food a little preparedness you know just
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in case just in case you might want to consider that you know a three-month supply or or whatever and
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this isn't a commercial for anybody it's just a really good idea to be prepared uh for any
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eventuality you know and maybe just uh just prepare for um nobody wanting to cook dinner that night
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you've got these meals ready to eat that you just heat up and eat okay let's try to
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in your household that wouldn't fly of course because you rule with such an iron fist that it's
01:54:12.780
i don't feel like cooking tonight tough all right jeffy's uh boldness notwithstanding a lot of us
01:54:22.920
i want to be prepared he doesn't need to be because uh his his word is law
01:54:30.720
you know where's the pants in my house i'll tell you that
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yeah and it's not you we all know who wears the pants and it is not
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that's so great uh all right so in the meantime china again uh continues to say that they're fine
01:54:49.680
without us but uh we know for a fact we're not fine without them no with many items you know but
01:54:58.600
most important most importantly medications yeah the medication thing is so important and we we have
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plants in this country that we haven't used for decades that could be producing and hopefully
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those back up again that's what i'm hoping that president trump is actually doing that exactly
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i mean he's been having these meetings with these executives and i hope that these executives are
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aside from saying yeah we're going to build chip plants we're also going to get some of our
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pharmaceutical uh medication plants up and running again i hope that's happening it's critical that
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we do that you know but there's there's just too many things we don't really plan for like an emp for
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instance we could have solidified our infrastructure our technological infrastructure uh for i don't know
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this was 20 years ago when they said we need about a billion dollars to really protect our infrastructure
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from uh and uh an emp right and they didn't do it right and they didn't do it and they still haven't
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done it and so we're so bad at preparing for things and it's going to be more than a billion dollars now
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if it's 10 billion it's worth doing i agree if it's 20 billion it's worth doing that's but that's what
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we're saying that uh elon is going to do with starlink well it's not going to be starlink but with his
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satellite program uh to create the uh tesla or spacex iron dome with the satellites right and then
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we would lease that security from him interesting that is interesting that is an interesting plan
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the united states would not own that it would be built for our military it'd be built and then our
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military would lease that from elon correct hoping that he's always a pretty good guy and we can
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always count on him of course of course right yeah it's fine you have to hope he is i'm willing to
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yes thank you for uh receiving my call uh native native born texan i'm married to a ukrainian woman
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i've been in ukraine seven times and after all these years i've bet i know the language and the
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culture is very well uh it's appalling to me it's very sad our state department did not brief
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president trump or jd vance very well about that upcoming uh meeting with ukraine ukrainians
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interrupt each other all the time they talk while the other person's talking that's that's part of
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their culture okay okay very it's common there everybody does okay but so so it's our fault
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somebody didn't brief zelinski that we don't do that right and it's our fault that we didn't get
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briefed okay nobody briefed zelinski don't do this right um now crimea was taken remember again
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while while obama was president yeah and they they supposedly took a vote well they they sent
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russian soldiers with rifles to collect the votes and we know how that that kind of a vote goes right
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okay i think i think i'd rather like to live to see the next day so i'll vote for this
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right um it's really that we know we have photos of that there's a we talk every day to our friends
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in ukraine there's not a day do you think that your friends in ukraine would be okay with our treaty
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and our our solving of this you keep they keep crimea but they get out of the rest of ukraine
02:00:58.040
and we don't allow them in nato is would that be acceptable to the ukrainians you know
02:01:04.180
rather reluctantly yes yeah we solved it like we said yeah we fixed it the dumbas region they
02:01:14.480
they want that that's where the good farmland is yeah also they can't have that sorry you got to
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get out of donbass uh forget it that's not part of the equation appreciate it thanks a lot greg but
02:01:25.460
yes you're i mean they just need to understand the situation and the situation is if you don't do this
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you're going to be in trouble with us now and you've been exposed right for what your military
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really is now right so uh and not only to us but to china yeah right that either right uh so you need
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to make this happen everybody on the planet thought that when russia invaded this was going to be a
02:01:53.400
two-week process at the most and they'd march through kiev and they'd take it immediately
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well that didn't happen and it didn't happen in large part because we helped them um but still
02:02:04.740
it did expose russia yeah for how bad they are right now they're not they're not in a great position
02:02:10.980
militarily no nobody thought this would last this long or that they would lose this like you said
02:02:17.940
that's you know a lot the lasting is has a lot to do with us and our help but that original you know
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that original blast yeah they fought them off yeah uh originally yeah now they would have been
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hung out to dry if we didn't jump in there and help them with weapons correct and money and a lot
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of intelligence um you know we we provided them with all the intelligence they needed on russian
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movements and strategy and all of those things and what got in the way apparently according to the
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new york times article i read a couple weeks ago was that the ukrainian generals started to get
02:02:53.620
a little irritated that there was so much american advice going on and they didn't want to follow
02:02:59.160
it anymore and that's when they started losing territory like in the dunbas and all of that so
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there's a little ego issue in there that's fine and i understand that president putin uh just go ahead
02:03:12.120
and sign the treaty okay we're done you too vlad right all right uh we'll see you back here tomorrow