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The Glenn Beck Program
- May 15, 2021
Ep 108 | Haley to GOP: Quit Playing Nice & Double Down on Trump's Policies | Nikki Haley | The Glenn Beck Podcast
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Doesn't it feel like everything is out of control and nobody seems to be doing anything about it?
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Israel is on fire. Russia is hacking our gas pipelines. The economy is completely out of
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control. I mean, it is it is Jimmy Carter years, except, as Trump pointed out, that's an insult to
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Jimmy Carter. And I do apologize to President Carter for comparing him to Joe Biden.
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We need some common sense. One of my favorite moments in American history is when Nikki Haley
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stomped North Korea in front of the world. She was the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations
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at the time, and North Korea had just launched an intercontinental ballistic missile that could
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reach America. And Haley, well, here, watch for yourself. The dictator of North Korea made a choice
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yesterday that brings the world closer to war, not farther from it. We have never sought war with
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North Korea. And still today, we do not seek it. If war does come, it will be because of continued
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acts of aggression like we witnessed yesterday. And if war comes, make no mistake, the North Korean
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regime will be utterly destroyed. As an ambassador to the UN, the only one I remember in my lifetime
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that was as good was Jean Kirkpatrick. She didn't take anything lying down either and was not bullied
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by the rest of the world. Now, the last time she was on here, apparently we riled up Twitter mobs and
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over serious pundits. So who knows what will happen this time? All I can promise is that the world might
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make sense for just a few minutes, and it will be a tremendous discussion about what's happening in
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and outside of our country with a woman who is very presidential in every way. Today, welcome Nikki
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Welcome. How are you? Thank you. It's always great to sit down with you. I'm great. Last time,
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about a year ago, I think, we sat down and you left and I don't know what it was about,
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but there was some big Twitter storm about how whatever. So we have to find something that is
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meaningless that people can argue over and get into a big Twitter fight over. Yeah, I mean, it's what
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the media does. I know. It's what the social media spectrum does is they'll pick and choose little
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bits of pieces and they'll blow it up and it's just because. It is, I've never, I mean, Shakespeare,
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I think of all the world is but a stage almost every day now because it's like, are you guys
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writing that? I mean, is this a, this is a joke, right? You can't make it up. All of the things
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that are on fire and they're offended and trying to, you know, change language so we don't, are you
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crazy? But you know what I think this is? I think they're bored. I think President Trump is gone.
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He made their ratings big. He gave them something to talk about. Now that he's not there,
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they're just grasping. This is all going to backfire. The cancel culture, the woke aspect
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of everything, they are moving so far to the left that the pendulum is going to swing far right.
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You know, Jerry Boykin, General Jerry Boykin?
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I don't.
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Okay. Lieutenant General Jerry Boykin. He was, he was on the original Delta Force. He became the
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commander. He connected, he was in our special forces as the commanding officer of all the special
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forces. Amazing guy. He was part of that group that wrote that letter this week from all of the flag
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officers, retired flag officers. And I talked to him this morning for about an hour and it was
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concerning, gravely concerning because he was talking about how, you know, the, the last piece
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that you need. And I, I know this cause I studied revolution for so long back in the early two thousands.
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The last pieces that you need are the military and the police, and they're destroying both of them,
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both of them. And as he said today, look at their recruiting ads. Who is going to apply for that job?
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No. And, and listen, the one thing I can tell you is I never missed a single highway patrol graduation
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when I was governor, because when that law enforcement goes out, they leave the family they love.
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They sacrifice their lives for someone that they don't know. And they put it all on the line in the
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name of safety. And the idea that they are being vilified is really a travesty because when something
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happens to you, those are who you're grateful for. And then the other side of it is, you know,
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I look at our foreign policy and I look at everything that's going on right now. Here you
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have the Chinese delegation humiliates the American delegation in Alaska. Putin's challenging Biden to
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a debate. You've got, um, Kim starting to test ballistic missiles. You've got Biden falling over
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himself to do business with Iran all while he's boycotting Georgia. And oh, by the way, Biden is going
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to reduce the funding to our military when China is modernizing theirs. They have the largest naval
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fleet in the world. They have more air defense systems than we do. And what are we doing? Like
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those core basics that we need to be safe and stable and allow for rule of law. Those are the things
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they're pushing to the wayside. I know. And I have thought this country was much more fragile than it
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was. You know, in 2008, I was talking about the coming collapse in 2005. Nobody believed it. And
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it's because they all bought into their own bull crap on Wall Street and in the banking communities.
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You know, there are systems that will protect. No, there's not. No, there's not. Um, and, uh,
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and so I really thought this could be lights out. Look at the body blows this country has taken
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over and over internally, not just externally. Internally, we have been hammering ourselves
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almost to death. How much more, how much more is left in this gas tank? Because it is truly
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miraculous on where I think we're, we're flying on fumes. But you know, the bigger picture concern
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that I have is look at how distracted America looks right now. Look at how distracted. And when
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we're distracted, bad things happen. When we're distracted, Hamas tests Biden to see what he's
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going to do. And you break out, you have war out in Israel. When we're distracted, you have
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hackings of pipelines because they can. When we were distracted at the beginning with COVID,
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that's when, and nobody even knew it. Nobody reported on it. China just walks in and eliminates
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anybody who was a hassle to them. I mean, this is, it's, we need leadership and the leadership we
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need. I'm not talking about the next election or the next presidential election or the one after
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that. I'm talking 20, 30, 50 years out. America has to decide what kind of country we're going to be,
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what kind of leader we're going to be and get in front of it. Stop being responsive. Stop being
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reactionary. Get it together because the rest of the world is moving on without us.
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So I said, one of my first books was Simon & Schuster and they poo-pooed it. And they said,
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nobody wants this. Nobody would want this. And I said, yeah, but it's kind of what we need.
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And I wanted to get together with people like you and all the best minds I could think of in every
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category and say, a hundred year plan. Where should we be in a hundred years? Because our opponents
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are thinking a hundred, a thousand years ahead and it works for them. Where should we be? And everybody
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wants an answer right now. And it feels like everything is on fire. And if we don't act right
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now, that we're not going to have a future. Where the left did it with Woodrow Wilson,
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with FDR, with the great society, all of that stuff with Barack Obama, this is just an extension
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of what they were doing. This is just phase two. They do think that way with the Tides Foundation.
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Where's the right? Where's the right? Where's anyone with any money, with any brains? Where are the
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professors that we know are in the universities that are hiding? Where are they helping us put together a
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strategy to reverse this cycle? Well, I think, you know, I think it's up to us to do something about
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it. Right. And so the one thing I'll tell you that I firmly believe is Republicans are too nice.
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They're just too nice. Okay. Let me ask you, are they too nice? Do they even get it? This whole thing
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with Liz Cheney, look, I understand, you know, she doesn't like Trump, blah, blah, blah. I think it's
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really horrible what she has been saying. The Republicans have a right to kick her out. I mean,
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you're part of the planning of the party. I think you're going in the wrong direction. So all this
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is nonsense, to me at least. But look what she is saying. She's saying, I'm going to bring up
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everybody who was part of Donald Trump. Well, okay, but you voted with Donald Trump.
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93% of the time. 93% of the time. So his policies work. You may not like the man,
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but his policies were right. We have the biggest opportunity and you have about 18 months.
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And I don't think the Republicans are going to be able to get out of their own damn way.
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I mean, what we need is, first of all, I think the media tries to say there's these massive
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divisions in the Republican Party. I actually don't think there are these divisions. If you go
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and you ask, find me any Republican that doesn't think we need to hold China accountable. Find any
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Republican that says we should have schools closed. Find me any Republican that says they're okay with
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what's happening at the border. Find me any Republican that is okay with all of the spending
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and the stimulus and the debt. So we are unified on the policies. What we have to do is not just be
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unified on the problems, be unified on the solutions. How much longer are we going to say
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we're against Obamacare? At some point you have to be for something. And that's why our policy group
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stand for America. We are coming out with healthcare policy. We're going to come out with K through 12
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policy. We're going to have something on the environment that conservatives can hold onto because
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you can't just say no. You know, I mean, there's, when I was governor in South Carolina, we had
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two situations. We had a lot of people on welfare. We had a lot of people in prisons. We had, you know,
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education that wasn't doing well and we needed jobs. We went, we brought in massive industry. We were
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known as the beast of the Southeast, put lots of people to work. The welfare side, what I saw was there
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a lot of people sitting at home getting welfare and I wanted to do something different. So what we did
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was I went and partnered with businesses and I said, if you will pay this person for X number of weeks
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and train them, I will pay for that. And then you decide afterwards what you want to do. We moved
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thousands of people from welfare to work and we had celebrations and those people would bring their
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families. They were so proud that they were earning their own way and they had learned a skill and that
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they were moving forward. We did it by lifting people up. We did it with a solution that was
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creative. Then let me give you one more. Our prison systems. We had a lot of people in prison. I went and
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studied the prisons. We taught them how to write a resume. We gave them financial literacy, but then I
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partnered with businesses put equipment behind the fence. We taught them a trade and then we made
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sure that they knew that and we made sure they had a job when they left the fence. South Carolina today
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has the lowest recidivism rate in the country because of that. It's solutions that work. Republicans have
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to make sure that we are not the party of soundbites. We have to be the party of solutions and policies.
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And that doesn't mean the policies for next week. That means policies to take us into the next decade
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and next 20 and 50 years. We've got to start leading. We've got to start leading.
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the road? Where do you, how do, what has to be done first, second, third, and what do you see
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20 years down the road? Well, I think first you look at what President Trump did. Every policy he
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put in place was good. We should double down on that. We should be proud of that and know that
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that is a great starting point to say, this is what we believe in. And not only that, we have the
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results to prove it. Then you move forward and say, what does leading look like? Well, first of all,
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let's look at foreign policy. Leading isn't copying China and shutting down our country like they did.
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Leading is looking at what Taiwan did that didn't shut down at all and did contact tracing and had
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the best results of it. Leading isn't saying what Biden's doing, which is we're going to start our own
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belt and road initiative and start investing in a bunch of countries. No, what China's doing is not
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going to work. Leading is saying we're going to partner with our friends. Those that want to work
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with us, we're going to be strategic. Those that don't, don't hold your hand out. We're not giving
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you foreign aid. We have to, can't buy friends. You got to start to lead. And leading is calling out
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China on accountability. It's letting Russia know we're onto them and any more hacking that they will
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pay a price. It's making sure that we stop Iran and stop trying to appease them. It's having the backs
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of our friends like Israel and moving forward. That's foreign policy. Then you have to pay
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attention to education. What has happened during COVID, we are going to see this for years, the
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ramifications of this. The idea that they kept kids out of school. I have an education foundation and we
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serve 7,000 kids in rural challenged areas of South Carolina with afterschool programs. I was visiting
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one of my schools and I said, what have we lost? And they said a year. And I said, what about my
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third, fourth and fifth graders? She said two years. Because Glenn, think about basic reading,
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basic math, basic history. If you get that and are the schools going to be honest enough with parents
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to say, we can't catch your child up. Parents need to make a decision. Do you hold your child back?
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We did. Or do you, it's absolutely, it's a smart thing to do. Or do you push them forward? Because
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they can't suddenly make up knowing fractions. Correct. They can't just make it. And you don't
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understand algebra one, you cannot go to algebra two, or you will be a mess and it will destroy you.
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And you are hurting your child to do that. And so these are truth conversations that we need to have.
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But then you go to the heart of the Department of Education. In South Carolina, what we did was we
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said, we're not passing a child through the third grade if they can't read. Because if you do,
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they're four times more likely to not graduate from high school. So we did that. But then I also
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looked at the funding streams because I was trying to understand how we lift up the poor districts
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without hurting those that were wealthy. What I found is every state, the Department of
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Education says, if you teach this, we'll send you this money. If you teach this, we'll send you this
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money. If you teach this, we'll send you this money. So guess what they're doing now? If you teach
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critical race theory, we'll send you this money. Every governor in the country needs to say,
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we are not going to take that money for critical race theory. Because the idea, this is what really
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will change a generation. The idea that you take a five-year-old who doesn't see race, doesn't see
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gender, doesn't see any of that, goes in and is just trying to learn their colors. You go and you
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tell them that the white kids that they're racist, and then you tell the brown and black kids that
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they'll never be anything. That's what hurts our country. Those are the things we need to double down
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I don't think that hurts our country. I think that destroys our country. Absolutely it does.
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Because it destroys everything about America is, I can do it. I can do it. I just have to figure out
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the way to navigate. I did television. I didn't even set out to do television, and I did it my way
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because I figured out a way to maneuver around. You can do anything in America. Once you destroy that,
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the American dream is over. And it will take generations. It will take the people who are in
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third grade today to die at old age before that can be corrected. And government breaks more than it
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fixes. So don't ever think government's going to be the solution to any problem, because it's not.
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So you take the foreign policy, you take the education, and then you just take the aspect of
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the goal is lift people up, give them opportunities, and get out of the way. And we have to start looking.
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I mean, you look at the debt now. This is what we're doing in our country. People don't realize,
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yeah, it's another stimulus. Yeah, it's $6 trillion. They know it's bad, but they don't know what this
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really means. What this really means is we, for the first time, have our debt that's bigger than
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our economy. We haven't had that since World War II, and this is peacetime. So what does that mean?
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That means when you've got a debt higher than the economy, you are weakening the dollar. You know
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who's celebrating? China and Russia. It's the reason China and Iran just established a bank together,
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because they want to make sure that the dollar is no longer the world's reserve, and Russia's right
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behind them waiting to tack on and do this. This is what I mean by getting in front of things.
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Don't wait and keep putting out the symptoms. You've got a disease you've got to cure, and you've got to
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get in front of it. You and I are, I'm probably older than you are, but we're about the same age.
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You remember Reagan. Yes. And I remember him giving a speech where he said, there's going to
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come a time when there are no good options left. If we don't get this under control, there will come
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a time where there'll be no good options. I've been waiting for that time, you know, hoping that we
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would avoid it somehow or another. We're there. If you look right now, you know, I love Bank of America
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saying, you know, just transitory hyperinflation. Inflation is bad enough. Transitory hyperinflation?
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Okay. So you look in the way, the only way to bring that money back is through interest rates.
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They can't. If we would do what Volcker did in 1979, 1980, and put 7.9% interest on for the banks,
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which I think translated into 17% for the average person, our, just our service of the debt, just the
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interest would be $2.2 trillion every year. Our entire budget is 3.2.
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You know, I think this goes to the bigger issue of how is it that we are seeing inflation go up the
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way it is. And everybody's trying to justify that it's going to be okay. And the thing is,
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it's only going to be okay. If you look in the mirror and say, what is the situation that we're
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in? I'm an alcoholic. I told myself for a long time, it's okay. It's okay. It's okay. It's nobody,
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it's not going to be a problem. Then it's a problem. Because you have to hit rock bottom,
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right? You have to hit rock bottom. And when we hit rock bottom, I think there's still because
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rock bottom, I survived. Rock bottom for my mother was death. Okay. So some people are going to only
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get it when it's over. And I don't think people understand, for instance, the loss of the reserve
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currency of the world status would be catastrophic. We'll be Mexico. Will we not? I mean, it's a real
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issue. And that's why this paying for everything and this move towards socialism is so dangerous.
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I have been to those countries that have done it. They would give anything to be us, anything to be
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us. And so, you know, at some point we've got to understand you don't pay people, which I personally
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think that Biden is just paying everyone for a vote is what he's trying to do. But you don't pay
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people off. You lift people up by giving them opportunities. That's America. That's the country
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we love is, is the one my parents said, you know, they reminded my brothers, my sister, me every day,
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how blessed we were to be in this country, because you in this country could be anything you wanted to
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be. And no one was going to get in your way. It was about hard work. It was about sweat. And it was
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about proving that you deserve to be there. So how do you get people in Washington to stop
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spending money? They have lost the value of a dollar. I mean, the idea that our own Republicans
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like if they had the value of a hundred billion dollars, if they just had value on that one,
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let alone one dollar. But, you know, the idea that our Republicans were thinking about going back
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to earmarks, that is unthinkable to me. Just because the Dems are doing it doesn't mean we do
00:25:45.300
it because that's our kids and our grandkids money. They're not going to forgive us for this.
00:25:49.780
So when does, when does the Republican Party, when I've been waiting, I've been calling a few friends
00:25:56.640
of mine in the Senate. I've got two and I've been calling my friends in the House, which I think I
00:26:03.760
have about five. And I've said, guys, you have got to stand up. You have to. If you could find one
00:26:11.200
Democrat who said, I believe in the Bill of Rights, I believe in the Bill of Rights and I believe in
00:26:16.440
common sense, you know, economies. And we don't agree on everything. But this has got to stop.
00:26:24.440
And none of you people are serious. And you said that in the well of the Senate or on the House
00:26:29.580
floor. And you had a Republican and a Democrat saying, I want nothing to do with either of you
00:26:35.200
guys until you get serious. I think you would change the world just as Sumner did in the 1850s,
00:26:44.640
making that same speech. Republicans and Democrats have failed us when it comes to Republican,
00:26:50.340
when it comes to fiscal responsibility and the debt. This is not forget the whole we'll print more
00:26:57.240
money and make this right. This is about world leadership. This is about national security.
00:27:04.620
This is about the future of our country. And this is about the fact that without fiscal responsibility
00:27:10.960
and with this overspending of broadening these government programs and making them bigger and
00:27:18.760
making them pay for more and making people more dependent, you're breaking the spirit of America.
00:27:25.740
That's my concern is the spirit of America has gotten us through everything.
00:27:31.140
Now, I've had our neighborliness. The fact that we trusted our neighbor, our neighbors are being
00:27:37.780
pitted against each other. Once we then then you're Europe, then you're Europe. Yeah.
00:27:43.720
Americans have always been trusting. They've always been in it together. We'll get through it.
00:27:49.640
That's what makes America, America. We're losing that. And it's intentionally being destroyed.
00:27:55.880
But I have faith. I have faith. I know what America does when they need to hunker down and when
00:28:04.680
they need to be resilient and when they need to fight for the spirit of America. But we have to get
00:28:10.700
there. We have to stop. We have to tune out the noise because there's a lot of noise out there and
00:28:16.300
a lot of the noise is coming from the media. They want you to listen to all of these things that don't
00:28:21.420
matter. Republicans need to focus, tune out the noise and do the things we know will work. We have
00:28:29.920
the solutions. We know what they are. It's not easy. It's going to take a lot of effort. But I believe
00:28:36.540
in us and I believe we can get this done. OK, so just pretend I'm not asking. I'm not playing a trick
00:28:42.700
with you or trying to ask you if you want to be president. I'm just saying imagine your president
00:28:46.380
this week. OK. Pipeline goes down. This president said that's a private industry. They'll have to
00:28:55.340
decide whether they're paying the ransom or not. The pipeline ended up paying five million dollar
00:29:00.520
ransom. OK. What would you have done if you were president this week? So I did it. I had
00:29:08.440
when I was governor of South Carolina, I had a foreign hacker, a group, hack our Department of
00:29:16.980
Revenue, ask for a ransom, ask for money. What we did is we did not pay the ransom. And I at that
00:29:27.160
point partnered with the private sector to come in and not just the Department of Revenue,
00:29:32.700
every agency go through and say, what do I need to do to make sure that every citizen and every
00:29:40.260
within every agency of information, we have it protected. We partnered with them. It was a drawn
00:29:47.240
out process. And there would be times finally by the end of it, there would be times I'd have my
00:29:52.940
director of DMV call and say, we're getting pinged by foreign hackers constantly. And I would say,
00:29:59.780
shut it down. You have to. What's amazing to me is Biden is going to talk about, you know,
00:30:06.000
this two trillion dollar infrastructure package. The hacking of this pipeline is just the beginning.
00:30:14.680
Cyber warfare is the cheapest form of warfare. And what we know is the countries that do it the most
00:30:20.220
are Iran, North Korea, China, Russia. Yep. This is all the beginning. So today it is the pipeline.
00:30:28.000
Tomorrow it's going to be your air traffic control. After that, it's going to be your utility grid.
00:30:32.880
We have got to be smart enough not to say, oh, this just happened. More is coming. We have got to work
00:30:40.280
with the not government, private sector to bring them in like I did and solidify all of those things.
00:30:47.020
Because we're I mean, this is about the next one. It's going to happen. See what I mean? I don't know
00:30:52.900
if you heard Joe Biden say, well, what we have to do is really we well we and he got lost for a while
00:31:00.520
and then said we have to invest in education. That's why their infrastructure is so important.
00:31:05.720
You're talking about educating people for something that is happening right now. And he wants kids to be
00:31:11.160
studying cybersecurity. So they're ready. Right. We have firms in place that know exactly what we need
00:31:17.860
to do. Isn't correct me if I'm wrong. As I read the Constitution. Isn't our government pretty useless
00:31:27.220
if they're not protecting us from foreign hacks and foreign threats? Isn't that their primary job
00:31:35.180
is to protect your citizens? Right. From harm. And so, look, I mean, and I think the part that scares
00:31:43.720
me, you know, if you somebody asked me what keeps you up at night, the thing that keeps me up at night
00:31:48.480
is China. And the reason that China keeps me up at night is just look at this scenario that they've
00:31:56.580
given us. When I was at the United Nations, my first year, they were what we knew of China, which was
00:32:04.300
quiet. They didn't want any public interaction. They, you know, talk to things, you know, simply
00:32:10.060
no fanfare. They didn't want anything. Once President Xi made himself king, got rid of term
00:32:16.880
limits. All of that changed. Overnight, they started infiltrating the U.N. trying to become heads of
00:32:23.180
different agencies. They started putting their fingers in countries' faces, threatening to saying,
00:32:28.980
you better vote with us or else. They just got extremely aggressive, more vocal, all of that.
00:32:35.280
They are now building up their military. They have the largest naval fleet in the world. They have
00:32:39.420
more air defense systems. They're modernizing their military. We're not. They continue to steal
00:32:45.100
intellectual property. President Trump was right to call them out on that. It's only as good as if we
00:32:49.600
follow up on it. The human rights abuses, this isn't just another human rights abuse. This is very
00:32:56.060
telling. Here you have a million Muslim Uyghurs in concentration camps, making them change their
00:33:01.600
name, change their religion, forcing them to drink, which is against their religion, sexual abuse,
00:33:06.880
physical abuse. We said that we would never again turn our eyes away from genocide. What is happening
00:33:15.560
there now? It's the reason why I think we should boycott the Olympics. When China did the last Olympics,
00:33:21.400
it was very much known that China saw it as their coming out party. When this Beijing Olympics happens,
00:33:28.640
they are planning that this is going to be them showing the world that they are the new superpower
00:33:33.980
of the world. And you mark my words, after that Olympics, if everything goes smooth, they're going to
00:33:39.720
take Taiwan. And when they take Taiwan, it's over. It's over. What does that mean? What does that mean?
00:33:46.360
It's over. Because if they, so they already tried it with Hong Kong to see if anybody was going to do
00:33:51.060
anything. And we didn't really do anything. If they take Taiwan, then it's, then it's not about
00:33:57.220
their region anymore. Then they're going to just go start taking other places. Then you're going to
00:34:02.020
start seeing them eat up other countries, even though they can't lay claim to them, they will.
00:34:08.580
And that's the danger of it. You know, then you go a step further. They have, you know, invested in all of
00:34:15.260
these little properties. These are frivolous infrastructure projects that they're doing.
00:34:19.080
They do it in these little countries waiting for such a time as this, when COVID hits, run up the
00:34:24.340
debt. And then they say, you can't pay it back. Give us your military installation. Give us your
00:34:29.200
port. Give us your utility. Now you look at that map, it'll send a chill up your spine. But the one that
00:34:36.160
I think is the worst, President Xi started a commission years ago that he personally chairs that
00:34:42.000
says any company that does business in China has to cooperate with the Chinese military.
00:34:47.380
Now think about our tech companies. Think about the health data. Think about our personal data.
00:34:53.420
Think about our families and think that the Chinese military has that. This played out in real time
00:34:59.200
during COVID. When two American companies, 3M and Honeywell, producing PPE, China would not let them
00:35:07.520
send it to us or any other country. Instead, they bought it wholesale and said, we will only give
00:35:13.640
it to countries who agree to do business with Huawei or 5G network. That is the country we're dealing
00:35:19.720
with. And now when you look at the fact we're seeing shortages everywhere, guess what one of the
00:35:24.960
major shortages is? Corn. Why? China bought more corn than they've ever bought before. What do we use
00:35:30.780
to feed our cattle? Corn. This is, we have to get smart to this. We have to get in front of this. We
00:35:39.100
have to start leading because we've got countries that want to ally with us. There are so many countries
00:35:45.640
are mad at what China did for COVID. You've got Canada who wants to boycott the Olympics. You've got
00:35:50.640
Australia who called them out and said that they need to explain what they did to COVID and they're
00:35:54.820
being sanctioned. You've got Japan who gave themselves a billion dollar stimulus to become less
00:35:59.600
dependent on China. You've got India that's seeing the aggressiveness coming. All of these countries,
00:36:05.940
we should be pulling them together in the name of one, being less dependent on China, two, calling
00:36:11.820
them out and making them pay. Why are we not having them in front of the Security Council or in front of
00:36:17.500
the world saying, what'd you know, when'd you know it and what'd you do about it?
00:36:20.420
So, I've been saying recently, and I've felt this way for a few years, but it's very apparent now.
00:36:31.760
There's an Axis power right now. There's an Axis power. They are Russia, China, Iran, South Korea.
00:36:40.060
That's it. That's the future of your enemy, whether it's war or whatever. But they are all aligned
00:36:49.300
to crush the West and specifically America. And we are sitting here. I don't, I mean,
00:37:00.300
I don't even know what we're doing. I don't even know what we're doing, but we're pissing off our
00:37:05.840
allies. We're betraying some of our allies. We're not helping and we're stabbing ourselves in the
00:37:12.900
back. I mean, look, you've got, you've got to start. I just think you have to be strong overseas
00:37:23.080
so that you're safe at home. And that means you have to leave. When I was at the UN, I told them
00:37:29.320
what we were for and what we were against. I didn't care if they didn't like me. I wanted them to respect
00:37:33.900
America and they want us to lead because they'd rather follow America than Russia or China. So
00:37:40.040
let's do it. Let's do that. And I think that, you know, what you're seeing now with China,
00:37:45.220
all of them smell blood in the water. All of them do. I mean, the idea that Hamas is doing this to
00:37:50.620
Israel, which is infuriating on so many levels. This is simply because Biden laid the groundwork.
00:37:58.140
They're just testing him. This is Osama bin Laden. If you know, his story was birthed under Reagan
00:38:08.200
with the, with the, um, the bombing of, uh, Oh, where was it? Uh, where was it? Remember when the
00:38:18.820
bombing happened, uh, and we lost the Marines, they bombed the Marine camp and he didn't respond.
00:38:26.400
The, the, the advice was don't respond. And so when they bombed those barracks,
00:38:33.860
bin Laden younger sees this and goes, they just made America move. They just made America blink.
00:38:41.880
We can do this. That was the reason our towers came down. What is going to be the result of all of this
00:38:51.240
hacking that is happening? All of the stuff that is happening with China, uh, making moves and
00:38:57.540
gobbling up country. What are our, our enemies all around the world beyond Russia and China?
00:39:06.320
Howard, do you think we're being viewed right now?
00:39:08.980
Well, I mean, I think you look at the fact that, you know, I said Hamas was testing us,
00:39:13.560
but look at the response Biden gave. He went and said, show restraint. You know,
00:39:18.660
both sides should show restraint. If we had a thousand rockets going into Washington DC and our
00:39:23.960
allies said, both sides should show constraint, you know, restraint, would we be okay with that?
00:39:29.800
And Israel is helps us on intelligence. They help us with technology. They've been a good friend of
00:39:34.820
us. We need to be there for them. We need to pull our allies close, but there's something wrong
00:39:40.220
when we're okay with NATO allowing Germany to deal with Nord Stream 2, which is, you know,
00:39:46.220
creating a dependency on Russia for oil. Nothing is happening there. We're not calling out China.
00:39:52.640
I was the first one to call out China on the Uyghurs and the security council, and they just were
00:39:57.660
shocked. Did you hear John Kerry this week? John Kerry said, well, we're looking into that. I understand
00:40:03.000
the state department is looking into that. We're not really sure, but if that indeed is happening,
00:40:07.700
we'll, I'm sure there will be sanctions. He's not calling out China because he wants China to be
00:40:12.060
in the Paris climate agreement and do environmental work. Well, I kind of think we have bigger issues
00:40:18.160
and, and losing loss, having that loss of life and concentration camps and genocide. I mean,
00:40:24.800
we are better than that. Like we should be calling them out on that. These are things where we don't
00:40:29.720
have to go to war. I'm not saying go to war in all these countries. This is, I think, just saying
00:40:37.280
things makes the world shudder. I think the, the Trump doctrine, and he also had something I've wanted
00:40:44.720
from every president we've ever had. Reagan just had, he was steeled. You knew he was not joking.
00:40:53.700
Um, and after Reagan, if you're not going to be steeled, I want the president to have just a little
00:40:59.700
bit of a twitch in his eye when he's talking. So they're like, you know, he might be crazy enough
00:41:05.060
to do that. Um, there was no doubt Trump did not want military all around the word world did not want
00:41:15.500
war didn't want it, but make no mistake. You screw with us. He would, he would take the giant boot of
00:41:24.980
America and shove it where the sun don't shine. You know, a funny story is, um, you know, he and I
00:41:30.640
worked closely together when I was working on the sanctions against North Korea and I was having to
00:41:35.420
negotiate with China to get it done. And, um, you know, I would always kind of work on different
00:41:41.840
things. And when they weren't like really wanting to jump, I'd say, okay, but I can't promise you
00:41:48.140
what president Trump's going to do. Now he always knew when I was doing that. And a reporter asked
00:41:52.800
him, you know, when Kim was testing ballistic missiles, he goes, you know, president Trump,
00:41:56.940
how do you deal with a crazy man? And the president's response was, I don't know. Ask Kim
00:42:01.920
that worked. Glenn, I mean, it worked. We used that. And the president and I would balance that off
00:42:09.100
and he knew I would do it. And he would say, Nikki, use it. I knew that I had that in my pocket
00:42:15.100
and it worked. Yeah. You want them to fear you just enough. You don't want to be predictable.
00:42:21.900
Right. But when you lead and when you say something, you stick to it. You don't waver.
00:42:28.480
Predictable unpredictability. Yes. Is what is needed. Absolutely.
00:42:32.160
He's a world leader, I think. Absolutely. You know, he, I don't know if you ever heard the story
00:42:38.640
about, and I'm not going to get into it now, but the story of him with Tiffany's and how he got
00:42:43.980
to build the Trump Tower. You know the story? Yeah.
00:42:48.680
It's the most brilliant story ever. I'm not surprised.
00:42:52.600
And he did it by going to Tiffany's who owned all the air rights. And he said, here's what I want to
00:43:00.320
build. And they said, sorry, we're not going to do that. You know, not for you. We want this,
00:43:06.360
we want Fifth Avenue to stay nice. And he said, okay, thought you'd say that. Here's what I'm
00:43:10.580
going to build then instead. And it was a monstrosity. They gave him the air rights by the
00:43:17.320
time he came home, by the time he got back to the office, because they looked at each other and said,
00:43:22.920
that's, he might do that. He might do that. We don't have that. In fact, we have, we have a
00:43:32.680
president now that is kind of like, you know what? He might just surrender to us. He might be on our
00:43:40.280
side. Look, there was, I took a lot of heat at the time when I went to the UN and I said, we're
00:43:44.760
taking names, you know, because one, it wasn't diplomatic. And they were like, what do you,
00:43:49.300
what does she mean? She's taking names. It was really to put everybody on notice that, look,
00:43:55.060
if you stab us in the back, we're going to take your name down. We're going to remember that.
00:44:00.200
But if you're our ally and friend, we're going to take names of our friends too. And we're going to
00:44:04.380
take care of our friends. It, you know, you have to lay that ground marker because one of the things,
00:44:09.960
I don't know if I ever told you, this is a great story. When the president, right after we moved
00:44:15.580
the embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, the whole world condemned us. I issued the American veto proud
00:44:22.360
moment. Even though I was standing alone, I was standing for truth. And I, I believed it. No,
00:44:28.600
I was happy to do it. But afterwards I took the names of everybody that voted, you know,
00:44:35.500
against us sustained. We actually won more votes than ever. We had 68 countries that agreed not to
00:44:41.680
condemn us, which was big in the 193. We'd never had a vote quite like that. Afterwards, I went to my
00:44:48.020
staff and I said, you know what, do this book. And we listed all 193 countries. We listed the percentage
00:44:56.020
of coincidence that they voted with us. And I had a column that showed foreign aid. And I took that
00:45:02.920
book and I gave it to the president. He lost his mind, Glenn. Like he's yelling, flipping pages,
00:45:08.680
all that. And I said, my point is not that we give aid based on a percentage of vote at the UN,
00:45:16.120
but that we start to be more strategic about who we partner with. You can't buy friends.
00:45:22.380
You know what that is? There is a study that was done on rich kids and poor kids and the kids that
00:45:29.400
were the most affluent, the ones, I think they did it in Beverly Hills or, you know, one of those
00:45:33.660
towns out west that, you know, mommy and daddy bought him a car, mommy and dad gave him the best,
00:45:39.720
you know, everything. And then they, they studied the kids that had to work for everything and even
00:45:46.740
had to support the family. You know, these, this family did not turn against their parents.
00:45:53.760
These did interesting, right? It's the same thing. You just, you're just a sugar daddy. And it's why
00:46:02.860
FDR said work fair, not welfare. Even FDR knew that. No, it's true. You, you, you have no respect
00:46:10.400
anymore. We were giving Pakistan a billion dollars in military aid and they were turning around harboring
00:46:17.780
our, um, harboring terrorists that were trying to kill our American soldiers. We stopped giving that
00:46:23.240
aid. And what we told him is when you want to partner with us, we'll talk to you again about
00:46:28.040
the aid, but we're not going to continue to do it. That's the kind of approach you have to take.
00:46:33.740
You know, Biden's going back to the old Obama style, which is by friends. It never works because
00:46:40.320
you know what? None of that is loyal. None of that. And I spent two years of my life with countries
00:46:46.200
trying to stab us in the back and turn around and have their hand out and we wouldn't do it. And you
00:46:51.580
have to just let them know you're onto them. And then when you do, they totally get back into shape.
00:46:58.040
So is everything lost that was done in those four years?
00:47:02.980
No, I don't think it is lost. I think first of all, I don't even think Biden was smart in the way
00:47:09.820
that, you know, he first of all decided he just was going to do Trump reversals, whether just in
00:47:15.420
the name, but I think it was a terrible mistake. But if he was going to do it. So let's say I Paris
00:47:21.840
climate agreement is a farce. It hurt America and it helped China. But if he believed he needed to get
00:47:27.600
back in it, wouldn't you before you get back in it, go to China and India and say, I'll get back in it
00:47:34.240
only when they do their part. If you're going to get back in the Human Rights Council, wouldn't you
00:47:40.360
say I'll only get back in the Human Rights Council when you stop having abusers on the cap? Like he
00:47:46.500
didn't leverage anything. If you're going to get back in the Iran deal, wouldn't you make them prove,
00:47:52.320
you know, that they were going to stop? He just reversed everything, including the border,
00:47:58.380
which Trump had a terrible board. Trump fixed it. He broke it. But the part that he can't erase,
00:48:05.140
and it's really a point of pride, I think, is the Abraham Accords. Because this was an amazing thing.
00:48:14.420
Many presidents before Trump had said that the only way to get peace in the Middle East was through
00:48:21.180
the Palestinians. The president went to his first foreign policy speech was to the Arab Summit. And he
00:48:28.380
said, I want us to unite against terrorism, meaning, translation, I want us to unite against Iran.
00:48:35.860
He got the attention of the Arab countries. Then he started to acknowledge truth. Jerusalem is the
00:48:41.980
capital of Israel. We're going to have Israel's back. This is what Israel can do for you. And I had,
00:48:48.660
it's interesting, I had a meeting. I and the British ambassador had a meeting with the Saudi and
00:48:53.220
the Emirati ambassador. They were complaining, you know, why doesn't anybody call out the Houthis for
00:48:59.120
the terrorist organization that they are? Why are they always hitting us? And I stopped them. And I
00:49:03.960
said, you know, I could make the same case for Hamas and Israel. But yet you say this about you.
00:49:10.340
We went on with the meeting, they pulled me aside afterwards. And they said, we know you're right.
00:49:15.240
And I said, why do you hit Israel the way you do? And the Emirati said, we do it because we have to
00:49:23.500
for our constituencies. And I said, at some point, you're going to have to have the courage to tell
00:49:31.180
your constituencies the truth. You fast forward to the Abraham Accords. That was the Emiratis having
00:49:37.880
the courage to tell their constituencies the truth. And what's happened since then is even though Biden
00:49:43.800
has associated with the Palestinians, Emiratis and Israelis still flying into each other's
00:49:49.780
countries, still doing trade because the Arab countries now realize they need Israel. It's not
00:49:55.800
Israel needs the Arab countries. Arab countries need Israel. So that is the part.
00:50:00.000
Why do they need Israel? Intelligence, protection from Iran, technology. There's a lot that Israel has
00:50:07.260
to offer. And now I think now they can admit it. So if you notice through all of this Israeli,
00:50:12.720
Palestinian crisis, you're not seeing them pull back because they get the benefit of what it's
00:50:19.080
going to mean to them. That's good. I was just looking at the numbers as you're talking about
00:50:22.640
this. Hamas, if you look at the number, the UN Human Rights Council condemns countries. North
00:50:32.560
Korea, 14. Zimbabwe, 2. Venezuela, 2. Pakistan, 0. Somalia, 0. Belarus. I don't even know what is
00:50:40.560
happening in Belarus. 11. Turkey, 0. Russia, 0. Sudan, 0. Syria, 36. China, 0. Saudi Arabia, 0. Qatar, 0. Iran, 11. Iraq, 0. Israel, 94.
00:50:54.560
Yes. Why does the world hate them?
00:50:59.000
It's why I screamed about it for two years. You know, it's one of those things they refuse
00:51:07.120
to acknowledge Israel's right to exist. And the amazing thing is, you know, it was their
00:51:13.720
deal. It was the UN that put it together. But you know, Glenn, I'll say you can't destroy
00:51:20.980
what God has blessed. God has blessed Israel. They're fighters. Even through this crisis,
00:51:26.460
they're going to continue to be okay. And everyone's going to continue to fear Israel.
00:51:30.940
But you know what? Israel shouldn't be going at this alone. We just need to have their back. You
00:51:36.400
can't have a country that we share the values more than we do or all of that. Like, it's so important.
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We need Israel. You know, Israel needs us. If we can keep a strong Israel, it makes the region safer.
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That's what peace in the Middle East is. But they do it because they can. And they do it because the
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Human Rights Council is full of a member, the people who sit on the council, China, Russia,
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Saudi Arabia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Iran, like when you have bad actors, it's the reason I
00:52:08.440
pulled us out of the Human Rights Council is because one of our European allies said,
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you have to stay there because you're the last bit of credibility that council has.
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I went straight to the president and I said, it's time to get out. Because I didn't want the U.S.
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to be the reason it had an ounce of credibility.
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Do you watch James Bond movies?
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My dad loved James Bond movies. So I watched them while he watched them.
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Have you watched, but you haven't watched the Daniel Craig movies?
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I haven't.
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Okay. There is this, they're really, they're much better than the old James Bond movies.
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In it, the last five movies have been just trying to get your arms around this
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global group of countries that are working together to do business and to get things done
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and control without anybody really knowing what's happening.
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And I see that and I'm like, hmm, wow, that sounds, that sounds like, you know, something
00:53:16.780
that could actually be happening, especially with the Great Reset.
00:53:20.560
As I look at the, the talk of what happened to Donald Trump, there were people all over the
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globe and some of our allies that didn't seem to be helpful at the kindest way.
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Were our intelligence agencies connecting with each other on things like Ukraine and working
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against our president?
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It wasn't that, no. So I think our intelligence agencies were working together. The one thing I
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can tell you is, you know, a lot of people said, oh, America's isolating itself. Trump is isolating
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America and, you know, we're abandoning our allies. That's not what it was. What Trump was doing was
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tough love, which is, okay, NATO, you know, if we're all getting together in the name of being able to
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defend ourselves from Russia, America can't be the only country paying up. We need you to pay more.
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We're all better when we're all stronger. So let's be strong together. They didn't like that.
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They kind of voiced that, but they paid it. And Trump then went and said, why are we allowed,
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allowing Germany to have this Nord Stream 2 pipeline that's going to make them dependent on Russia
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and all that. They didn't like that, but he did it. When it came to the border,
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Honduras and Guatemala, our friends, they love America. I was on the ground in Honduras and
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Guatemala when we were going through the border crisis. And what we did was we said, okay, you
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have gangs, you have cartels, you've got issues. The president said, we'll partner with you.
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Gave military training so they knew how to fight the cartels. Gave intelligence
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support so that we could stop the drugs that were coming in through the waterways and said, but
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you have to keep your people there and they have to file the right way to cross the border.
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It was tough love. They didn't like it. Same with Mexico, same with Canada. It is, again,
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leading is not about having everybody like you. Leading is about lifting everyone up and getting
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everyone to see where it is you're trying to go. And I think that's what he did. And people didn't
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like the way he did it, but it was the right tone at the right time for the right reasons. I mean,
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just think if he wouldn't have called out China. Just think one of the things that upset Russia the
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most, I mean, they all said that Trump was in it with Russia. The two things that Russia didn't want
00:56:08.360
us to do, they didn't want us to build up our military and they didn't want us to be energy
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independent. President Trump did both of those. Russia was very upset with us over that.
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Correct. And so, you know, we did everything that made us strong.
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But we're now undoing that. Right. We're quickly not going to be energy independent, which is
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something I never thought we could achieve in my lifetime. I really never thought that.
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Do you remember the days of when, if something happened in Saudi Arabia?
00:56:34.940
Oh yeah, we panicked. We were all sitting there with the prices go up and we didn't have that
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problem. It infuriated Russia that we didn't have that problem, which is why the colonial pipeline,
00:56:44.500
my belief rushes behind that. So I know your expertise is not intel, but you have enough
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experience. Do you believe at all the biggest threat to the Republic and the biggest threat to
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America is coming from white extremists? I think the media wants that to be the narrative.
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I think the media, it's, it's really, it's more than the media. Are white extremists an issue?
00:57:21.720
Yeah. Yes. I dealt with the church shooting that dealt with the white extremists. It's very damaging.
00:57:26.440
We have to cut hate off every time we see it. I think everybody agrees with that.
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But the race war that has happened has been started by the Democrats and inflamed by the media.
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And the idea that when Democrats don't have the answer to anything, they call you racist and they
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claim you're, you're a white extremist is a problem. Go back to the Georgia bill. Okay. So if you look at
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that and everybody has had all this to say, when I was governor in 2011, um, I pushed for voter ID
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and I was vilified by the media. I was vilified by the Democrats. You're trying to disenfranchise
00:58:08.540
voters. They're not going to be able to get a picture ID. And I said at the time, if you have
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to have a picture ID to buy Sudafed, you have to have picture ID to get on a plane. Why would you
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not have to have picture ID to protect the integrity of the election process? And I said, but I hear you.
00:58:22.740
So that is why I will make sure anyone that needs a picture ID, we will go pick you up. We will take
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you to the DMV. I'll give you a free picture ID and I will return you home safely. Out of 5 million
00:58:35.920
people, 25 people asked for a ride. We passed voter ID. We now have more people voting in South Carolina
00:58:42.660
than ever before. But this is the heart of what I'm trying to say. Democrats are quick to say
00:58:49.760
that we are the racist. What is demeaning, degrading and racist from the Democrats is for them to imply
00:58:58.800
that minorities are incapable of getting a picture ID, that minorities are incapable of deciding which
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school their kids should go to, that minorities are incapable of being successful if they have the
00:59:10.700
same opportunities. Minorities, we are perfectly capable of doing every one of those things. And
00:59:16.760
it's insulting to imply otherwise. So the Democrats are implying that Republicans are racist. The media
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loves to blow that up. No, the ones that are racist are the ones that aren't allowing school
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choice, aren't allowing us to have voter ID, aren't allowing everything else. They did a poll, 73%
00:59:33.760
of Americans, Republican and Democrat, want voter ID. Oh yeah. It makes sense.
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Yes. It's accountability. We all want transparency and accountability. Yes. And we should always want
00:59:46.100
to perfect that. I would, you know, I said to the president after the election, I said, personally,
00:59:52.460
you will never convince me that this election was on the up and up. However, I don't know if that's
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enough to have changed the results. I don't have any evidence, but he's the constitutional president now.
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Personally, I don't believe that. But that is disturbing because most people, you can't go
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through another election that you don't believe. You know, it's one thing if it's a one-off and you're
01:00:23.500
like, ah, that seemed really dirty to me. If the next one is dirty and, or a great number of people feel
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that way, you're not going to have a republic. It is the one thing we must have.
01:00:41.100
We have to have faith in our election process. I've seen too many countries where they don't have it.
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And that's when you have civil wars break out. That's when you have all these other things.
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What I will tell you, what I believe happened within the election is we saw corruption. We saw
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corruption in the fact that secretaries of state did things without the sign-off by their legislatures.
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We saw that they were counting ballots past election day. We saw, you know, the mail-out balloting.
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Whenever you do that, you're going to have issues. I don't think it was enough to have changed the
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results of the election, but I think it was enough that every state should go back and look at their
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election laws and make sure that it doesn't happen.
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That it doesn't happen. And I think we're seeing that. I think, um, I saw in Arizona,
01:01:28.980
Doug Ducey just stopped mail, mail-out balloting. You saw Georgia just did that. I think Texas is
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doing their, every state should look back and say, what else can we do to make sure that the most
01:01:40.280
people can vote with accountability and credibility in the process so that we can feel good about it.
01:01:46.300
We started talking about 20 years out, two years out. What does America look like?
01:01:51.400
I think two years out, the, um, liberals will have swung so far to the left that I think we win
01:01:58.420
the house back in, um, 2022. And I'm an optimist. We take the Senate because I think that Warnock does
01:02:07.480
not represent Georgia. We shouldn't have lost those two Georgia races. Georgia is not a blue state.
01:02:12.840
Um, we need a good candidate to run against Warnock. It's tough to run. Why did he win?
01:02:18.680
He, there were a couple of things at play. I mean, from what I saw, I campaigned for
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Kelly Loeffler before the general, I campaigned for both David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler after the
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general. I think you had a few issues at hand. I think that people were all out of sorts from the
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election. Um, you know, I, the president didn't help us out with those Georgia races and, and I felt it
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on the ground. I mean, I felt people were upset. He called the secretary of state. I have two
01:02:45.540
brothers that live in the suburbs of Atlanta and they just said that after the rally, when,
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you know, the focus wasn't on the two candidates, just a bunch of neighbors didn't show up, um, to
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vote. And I think what we're, and then you had, you know, four out of the five, um, highest voting
01:03:01.460
districts in Georgia that voted for Trump and the general didn't show up in the runoff. And look,
01:03:08.100
elections have consequences and we are feeling the burn. So what happens if Donald Trump decides,
01:03:16.440
you know, I'm just, I'm, I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna run, but I don't really wanna. And he just,
01:03:24.040
I mean, are you, is the Republican party going to be able to pull itself back together? I mean, I,
01:03:29.420
as you said earlier, look, you may not like Trump. I, in the end did like him. I thought he was
01:03:35.500
actually entertaining and funny. Um, uh, and his policies were right, but, uh, you may not like
01:03:42.100
him fine, but do you agree on the constitution? Do you agree on just a few policies that are
01:03:49.640
gigantic that have to be done? We have to get a few things under control. And I think if that's
01:03:57.160
the message and you actually have a Democrat, you know, or being a Republican party with a plan,
01:04:03.760
um, I think you can pull a lot of people in, but if we're still fighting about Trump and Trump is not
01:04:12.660
engaged or whatever happens, we, we, we lose our shirt. I mean, we have to, you know, I think that
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there's a few things. One, we want to keep those voters that Trump brought in, like where I was
01:04:26.080
raised, they felt unheard, misunderstood. We want to keep them. We need to add the women back. We
01:04:31.640
need to win the suburbs back. We need, Republicans need to expand our tent. We've lost the last seven
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out of eight popular votes for president. We need to engage Hispanics. We need to engage the Jewish
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community. We need to engage Asians. We need to engage African-Americans. I did it in South Carolina.
01:04:47.840
It can be done and you do it in a conservative way, but you have to show up. You have to,
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because guess what? When you talk to them, they care about the education of their children.
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They care about opportunities. It's, you know, and so we just have to show up and start talking about
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that. So I know we're at the end of our time here, but I, I, I want to ask you, how do you engage
01:05:10.860
when you have social media doing what they're doing? I mean, what they did with the Hunter Biden
01:05:17.320
laptop is one of the biggest stories in American history politically. It was, it's criminal what
01:05:25.540
they did. Their power is only growing. How do we engage? Big tech is a problem. And look, this is
01:05:37.000
the way I see big tech and I am the idea that they, look, if you, you want to take someone down
01:05:45.560
for 24 hours or 48 hours or if you, whatever, that's one thing to literally eliminate the former
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president of the United States while you have the Ayatollah and a boss still on there.
01:05:59.040
I could go and find the Ayatollah's point of view saying death to America, correct? But I couldn't
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find Donald Trump. No. So what does that tell us? It tells us that, look, these platforms, once you
01:06:12.020
open a door, you can't close it. These platforms came to us in the name of free speech. That's what
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we wanted. And they asked for section 230 for protection so that no matter what was there, they
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wouldn't get sued. If they are now going to decide that they pick who is right and who is wrong and
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they don't tell us the rules of the game, Congress needs to go back. But are they going to, but are
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they going to do it? Well, Congress needs to step up. Like how much longer do we hear Congress whine
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and complain about immigration, whine and complain about big tech, whine and complain about Iran? What?
01:06:49.540
Do something. Do something. I don't want congressional members with soundbites. I want congressional
01:06:54.960
members with action. Let's get it done like they did with the judges. Let's get it. You know,
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if they could do it with the judges, then why can't we do this with these things that matter?
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Because I look, I don't think we have time to whine and complain about big tech or media or any of that,
01:07:12.600
but you can do something about it. And when I say Republicans are too nice, that's what I'm talking
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about. I don't think you have to be rude. I believe you kick with a smile. Let's get it done. But it's
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got to be done. Okay. Last thing. How do people get involved? I know you have the stop communism
01:07:29.640
petition. You have a lot of things going on. If you were to direct one person who was listening to you
01:07:35.440
and they go, okay, I want to do something. What should people do? Well, we started a policy
01:07:41.740
organization to put out more conservative news. And the goal was we now send out emails every day to
01:07:48.840
get people to care and it'll cover all kinds of issues. It may be talking about the censorship
01:07:54.460
of big tech and what needs to be done about it or the problems with Iran or what this infrastructure
01:08:01.400
stimulus really means and what's in it. And we send those out every day. In the last couple of years,
01:08:06.880
we already have 2 million members and small donors to Stand for America. So what I'd love is for your
01:08:13.520
viewers to go to StandForAmerica.com. Sign up. We'll send you the information. And our goal is let's
01:08:18.840
spread the word. Let's spread the word about what conservatism is. Let's spread the word about how
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harmful Biden is. Let's win the House and win the Senate and stop the bleeding. And I have faith in
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America. We have to be willing to do the hard work. But if we do the hard work, we could come out of this
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better than when we started. Nikki Haley, thank you. Always fun to be with you.
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