A good guy with a gun shot a bad guy with gun. It's that easy. Yet, the mainstream media downplayed the incident. Another chance for the progressive left to further their gun control narrative, to further inflame the national dialogue on a debate that ended in 1791.
00:11:42.240We in the bill, Section 522 says none of the funds under this act can be provided to ACORN, the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, which is great because a lot of people thought, you know, given that the it went out of business eight years ago, that they might at any time get more funding.
00:12:00.880And this guarantees they were guarantees they took care of that problem that was happening in 2008.
00:12:06.740By 2010, they had all changed names from ACORN.
00:12:10.820But here they are eight years later, ensuring that that business, which is no longer in business, doesn't get funded.
00:13:15.840Of course, here, though, this is discretionary spending.
00:13:18.900And it's good to see that with a Republican Congress, a Republican House, Senate and presidency, that we are spending more money than any year of the Obama administration.
00:21:45.700I mean, we are we are living in such a upside down world.
00:21:51.700The the the the Republicans that were put into Congress by voters who were being oppressed and targeted by the IRS just had their representatives.
00:22:06.340Those guys just went and voted for more money for the IRS agents.
00:22:15.860One of the reasons that we've got the end of the in the Government Shutdown Act is to try to minimize the power plays that take place with must pass legislation.
00:22:27.480We have a bill that's 2000 pages long.
00:23:10.760Well, the in the Government Shutdown Act that I've introduced would eliminate that PowerPoint that the special interest groups are able to use against us congressmen and senators by saying, OK, if we fail to meet a deadline, the government does not shut down.
00:23:25.700It continues to operate at the same spending levels that it operated on the day before and the month before and the year before.
00:23:32.520And it just continues that until such time as Congress gets its act together and passes a piece of legislation that spends either more or less money or reprioritizes the money being spent.
00:23:52.240Is it that they have to pass a continuing resolution or an actual budget?
00:23:59.220Well, with my legislation, it's just automatic.
00:24:01.860The funding continues at prior spending levels until such time as Congress reprioritizes either with a continuing resolution, an omnibus, or what I'd really prefer would be the honest-to-goodness appropriation bills that we work on for many months but don't ever seem to pass.
00:24:19.420Most people would refer to those appropriation bills as a budget, although in Washington, in the upside-down world we're in, the word budget doesn't mean what it means everywhere else in the United States.
00:24:30.740In Washington, a budget doesn't spend any money.
00:24:36.020It's an outline of what you hope will happen.
00:24:38.140It's the appropriation bills, the continuing resolutions, and the omnibus bills that actually spend money, that allocate it to particular programs or departments for them to then spend.
00:25:11.420When it comes to the budget, which is really what the federal government is, it's a four-person dictatorship.
00:25:18.060It is Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer, Mitch McConnell, and Paul Ryan.
00:25:26.140That is pretty much it, and to a large degree, those four delegate a lot of this homework on negotiating to staffers.
00:25:36.760Unfortunately, President Trump, his wishes with respect to our spending priorities, his wishes weren't respected very much at all, particularly by Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, but to a lesser degree by Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell.
00:25:55.840I mean, if you're a Democrat, this is the bill you won't, okay?
00:26:01.040It's a great bill for Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi.
00:26:05.120It's a horrible bill for the American people because it increases the likelihood of America suffering a very dangerous and debilitating insolvency and bankruptcy.
00:26:15.220And I hate to mention that so bluntly because a lot of people are startled by it, and they think I'm speaking hyperbole, but I'm not.
00:26:23.980We're looking at a trillion-dollar deficit within the next 12 to 15 months, and the estimates that I'm getting from, say, the Bipartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget has concluded that the deficits will be $2.4 trillion a year.
00:26:44.600And we're talking about a spending bill.
00:26:46.460Our entire discretionary spending bill is $1.3 trillion.
00:26:50.360And we're looking at deficits at $2.4 trillion in a decade.
00:26:54.240It's horrific what this Congress, this White House, and past Congresses and White Houses have done to America's future with what is now a $21 trillion debt level that is projected to be at $38 trillion in 10 years if we keep doing what we're irresponsibly doing.
00:27:11.700That's $30 trillion more than when everyone was yelling at George W. Bush, saying that we are out of control, spending is out of control, and we're going to go bankrupt.
00:27:22.800That'll be a $30 trillion increase in our debt.
00:27:30.880And does anyone in Washington really care except for a handful of you guys?
00:27:37.280There are maybe 10 or 20 percent of the members of the United States Senate and the United States Congress who understand it and care enough to have the backbone to do something about it.
00:28:01.480They haven't been put in the position where they've had to make that really hard decision.
00:28:05.160Certainly, they lead the spending charge.
00:28:08.440But because so many Republicans right now are concerned about the 2018 elections, it looks like they're just copycat Democrats.
00:28:14.620I mean, let's face it, this spending bill that passed in February and the one that we're about to pass right now, it's a debt junkie's wildest dream.
00:28:27.820I don't have words that adequately describe how bad it is or how horrific it's going to be for the United States of America long term if we go into an insolvency and bankruptcy.
00:28:38.000And I could give some examples of what has happened in other places that have defaulted on their credit obligations.
00:28:45.240If you won't, it'll scare the daylights out of your listeners, though.
00:29:20.800Their inflation rate in 2017 was roughly 4,000 percent.
00:29:27.620Their adult population age bracket roughly 20 to 65 in 2017 because of the collapsing economy that's associated with those kind of high interest rates caused by just printing more money.
00:29:40.260OK, that population segment, adult population, Venezuela, had an average weight loss last year of 24 pounds per person because they can't get the food and the calories to sustain their body weight.
00:29:53.920That's what happens when an economy collapses because the central government can't make their ends meet.
00:30:00.240I'm trying to get us to learn from what other countries have gone through rather than repeating their mistakes.
00:30:04.680Greece has been basically in default at least three different times in the last six or seven years.
00:30:10.380Now, fortunately for them, the European community has bailed them out.
00:30:13.300So they're in better shape than America would be because no one's going to bail out America.
00:30:17.100But their unemployment rate right now approximates our worst periods during the Great Depression.
00:30:22.480And that's after they've been bailed out three different times.
00:30:24.640So when you have a central government that is defaulting on loans, it has an adverse effect on the economy and the lives of the people who are there.
00:30:31.440Puerto Rico defaulted a year or two ago on $72, $73 billion in debt.
00:30:38.120So when the hurricane came, and, you know, being a Caribbean island, hurricanes do come.
00:30:49.360And but for the rescue effort by the United States of America, a lot of Puerto Ricans would have died by now
00:30:54.120from the hardship associated with their government being insolvent and not having depots spread out throughout the island
00:31:01.360with drinkable water and food, not having shelters that you could weather the storm in,
00:31:07.520not having a hardened utility system that wouldn't be so destroyed, electricity, running water to the extent they've got sewer.
00:31:15.900These are all things associated with insolvency and bankruptcy with one huge difference.
00:31:19.840If the United States follows these paths, and I hope we won't, but it looks like we're gonna.
00:31:25.920But if America follows that path, think of the adverse effect that has on our United States military when we can no longer afford to pay for it.
00:31:33.000And what kind of adventurism there may be around the world and the deaths that would ensue as a result because of the United States of America no longer being able to help preserve the peace.
00:31:42.780You know, I have to tell you, Mo, I, I, if I may scare the hell out of you, I take that a step further.
00:31:48.860In 2008, when we were bailing everybody out, the president of China, you know, bought, you know, bought some more of our treasuries and said to us,
00:32:01.400do not dishonor our investment, they are investors in us.
00:32:07.040When we, when we go down like Venezuela, the entire world goes down and everyone will blame us.
00:32:16.660And anyone who has the ability to come claim some of our assets, they will claim our assets.
00:32:23.940And the entire world will point the finger to Americans and say, it was, it's your fault that we're starving because you were greedy and fat and you wanted it all.
00:32:35.100And if you don't think that the politicians all over the world will tell their people that and blame it on the average American,
00:32:42.720and we will be the pariahs of the world, you don't know who politicians are because they always look for a boogeyman.
00:33:26.660What enemy of ours or geopolitical foe of ours might be tempted to do something they never would be tempted to today
00:33:34.080if the United States does not have the military capability to strike back?
00:33:38.040It will repeat the mistakes of the Great Depression in the 1930s that resulted in 50 to 60 million people losing their lives around the planet with World War II.
00:33:47.460You don't have to really imagine that.
00:33:51.560Look what Russia is doing to us and to the U.K.
00:33:54.500because they know we don't have the political will.
00:33:58.360Add to that, you don't have the economic might to do it.
00:40:03.240Who is female or identifies as a woman?
00:40:07.120In other words, if gender identity doesn't conform to biology, who is allowed to apply at a, excuse this, I don't mean to be a trigger here,
00:40:18.460but who is going to apply to a woman's only university?
00:40:27.920The following academically qualified students can apply for admission consideration.
00:40:35.620Biologically born female that identifies as a woman.
00:40:39.260A biologically born female that identifies as a man.
00:40:43.100Okay, now this is a women's only college, but if you're a biologically born female and you identify as a man, you can go.
00:40:54.280A biologically born female that identifies as other, they, or Z.
00:41:02.080Biologically born female does not identify as either a woman or a man.
00:41:08.280A biologically born male that identifies as other, they, or Z when other or they identity includes a woman.
00:41:28.520Biologically born male that identifies as a woman.
00:41:40.380The following academically qualified students cannot apply for admission consideration, and that is, biologically born male identifies as a man.
00:41:51.540This is neo-Marxism and post-modernism at its finest, and you know it's good.
00:42:00.760I mean, at least by their standards, because it makes absolutely no sense to any logical person, no matter how you define yourself.
00:42:44.800Yesterday, we caught up with, you remember the teacher that last week was put on administrative leave because she dare ask the question in her history in context class.
00:42:58.920You know, you're being encouraged to stand up and have your voice heard on the Second Amendment, which is a constitutional right.
00:43:08.060And the the the the students are all going to gather for 17 minutes in the courtyard.
00:43:14.460This daring teacher then said, hey, do you think that the school would support you here in California if you were organizing something that was pro-life?
00:43:29.100Well, that upset a couple of students and one parent and they called and she was put on administrative leave.
00:43:35.860Thank goodness her community of students and past students all rose up to defend her because they quickly reversed that.
00:43:44.460But now one of the students, Brandon Gillespie, is is taking that challenge and saying, I wonder what would happen in school if we did start a pro-life walkout in a California school.
00:44:01.020The high school is Rockland High School and Brandon is the student.
00:44:13.440I'm good. So now tell me tell me the story.
00:44:16.980You were in the class when you're when you're history teacher asked this question.
00:44:22.240Yeah, so basically, Miss Benzel was just simply asking the question if would would the school district allow a walkout for something like like abortion?
00:44:35.020And that's the only question she asked us.
00:44:37.440And she just wanted us to go do our own research and not just stick with the crowd.
00:44:42.800She wanted us to do our own research about the walkout last week to see if it was really something that we wanted to take part in.
00:44:50.120And she didn't. She was not using this as a political tool.
00:44:55.080She I mean, this fits in her class, does it not? History in context?
00:44:58.780Yes. Yeah. I mean, it's it's history class.
00:45:20.140Oh, well, I mean, I was really upset in the first place.
00:45:25.880I was really upset that the school district even allowed a protest on the Second Amendment.
00:45:31.460But yeah, when this happened to Miss Benzel, I mean, it would just really upset me.
00:45:36.940And it made me want to go out and take a stand.
00:45:41.060OK, so why did it upset you that they allowed a protest of the Second Amendment?
00:45:45.580Well, I personally don't think that that they should allow political political protests or beliefs in in our schools.
00:45:57.260However, since they were masking this walkout last Wednesday, they were masking it and saying that it was to honor the victims of the Parkland shooting.
00:46:07.560And I would not have had a problem with that, but they were masking it.
00:46:10.360And it was really about protesting the Second Amendment.
00:46:12.620And why do you say that it was a mask? What led you to believe that?
00:46:16.940Because that's just what it was advertised as was, oh, we're going to do it for 17 minutes to honor the victims of the Parkland shooting.
00:46:26.260However, if you went on like the Women's March website, all it said was it's for gun control and more gun control.
00:46:32.780OK. And so you have decided to see if you could stage a walkout for a constitutional right.
00:46:43.520How do you how do you think that's going to do to go, especially since they will claim that this was just a memorial for those killed at Parkland?
00:46:54.140Yeah, exactly. So so tomorrow I actually have a meeting with my school principal and I'm just going to tell him that I'm trying to organize a pro-life walkout at our school.
00:47:07.500And it's going to be to commemorate the lives of the millions of prematurely killed children who fell victim to abortions.
00:47:20.380Well, I'm I'm really not sure. That's what I'm really intrigued to see what happens tomorrow.
00:47:26.500I'm I would really hope that they would allow it to happen.
00:47:30.720But if if they don't allow my walkout to take place, it'll be a blatant evidence of the double standard that Miss Benzel had warned us of in class.
00:48:04.640Um, I think my strongest point would be that they they allowed the first walkout and they they were masking it to to be only about honoring the lives.
00:48:17.920So that's exactly what I'm doing is I'm having a walkout to honor and commemorate.
00:48:21.940Now, Brandon, Brandon, hang on just a second.
00:48:25.420You're you're saying that you're assuming that this was a mask.
00:48:29.560We really were looking at those fellow students at another school and we really were.
00:48:37.180Now, you're saying to me that you're just trying to make this into political, a political statement.
00:48:44.300And you're using those children as a mask when we deny that we we use that as a mask.
00:49:18.080That's why I don't think that they should have allowed the first one.
00:49:22.120But now that they allowed the first one, they must allow more.
00:49:26.240OK, Brandon, I hope you do your homework and and and, you know, I love the fact that, you know, people of your age are standing up and that you are getting involved in things.
00:49:39.000But if I if I if I may just don't treat those who disagree with you like the Parkland students are treating the people that disagree with them.
00:49:50.000Yeah, I think they're I think they're I think they're shameful, always remain, always remain polite and respectful and know that, you know, you'll you'll gather more support if you are honest and open and and really try to play by the rules and be fair to even those who disagree with you.
00:50:28.040All right. And also, so this walkout that I'm planning, I'm going to propose to my principal tomorrow that for the walkout to take place on Wednesday, April 11th at 10 o'clock in the morning,
00:50:39.980which is approximately one month after the gun control protest that took place last Wednesday.
00:50:46.300So I'm just trying to spread the word on social media using the hashtag life.
00:50:51.860So I'm just trying to spread the word not only locally, but across the nation.
00:50:57.300OK, so you would like others to participate in this?
00:56:25.220The men initially denied the burglary, but when authorities went to the home, they found a burning pot of ragout spaghetti sauce and a washcloth near it, which appeared to be an effort to start a fire.
00:56:40.580Now, when I start a fire, I think, let's put some spaghetti sauce on, hoping that that catches a flame and it jumps over to the washcloth that I have near it.
00:56:53.520Uh, the victim said, uh, the victim said, and I quote, they were trying to make it look like I left the stove on, but who gets up at 2 a.m., I'm still quoting, and fixes Skeddy.
01:14:45.120Some of these online scams are getting so complicated I can't even understand them.
01:14:51.380Now thieves are hacking online accounts at tax preparation firms and using them to file phony refunds.
01:14:58.340Then the IRS deposits money into the hacked client's bank accounts.
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01:17:14.360But the bunny rabbit has been targeted by the radical left because Marlon Bundo's owner, we should I'm sorry, apologize.
01:17:22.320His caretaker, Mike Pence, has committed the unpardonable sin of supporting the Religious Freedom Restoration Act when he was governor of Indiana,
01:17:31.460which was immediately spun as anti-gay, which it wasn't, and it branded Pence a bigot for life.
01:17:37.780So in the never-ending vengeance of the far left, now comedian John Oliver has joined the attack.
01:17:44.940We also wrote a book about Mike Pence's rabbit that has also been published.
01:17:50.380In fact, while his is out tomorrow, ours is released right now.
01:17:57.260Now, there are a few small differences between the two books.
01:18:02.880You'll notice right away that our rabbit has a bow tie, so there's that.
01:18:09.260Also, our story is about Marlon Bundo falling in love with another boy rabbit because our Marlon Bundo is gay just like the real Marlon Bundo.
01:18:19.460And let me be completely clear about this.
01:18:34.760The villain in the book is a Mike Pence lookalike named Stinkbug who tries to stop gay marriage.
01:18:42.300On Monday, the fans of John Oliver spammed the real Marlon Bundo page on Amazon with one-star reviews and really crude comments.
01:18:51.280So, why is the left mocking and cruel towards Mike Pence?
01:18:57.380I mean, when they hate Donald Trump with such intense passion, you would think that the button-up Pence would be their favorite Republican.
01:19:05.580The left hammers Trump 24-7 for all of his moral failures and then hammers Pence for being old-fashioned and square and remaining faithful to his wife.
01:19:16.760I just want the left to understand, if your dream comes true and you impeach Trump, you do know that Mike Pence becomes president, right?
01:19:27.860Oh, maybe that's why you're hammering him now.
01:19:33.240Just setting the table to make sure that the whole world knows that he just might be worse than Donald Trump.
01:20:12.360And they ranged from a—I mean, they were all—it was the Island of Misfit Toys.
01:20:19.380There was a transgender man who was African-American, or still is African-American, and deeply Christian.
01:20:33.000There was a Marxist, socialist kind of professor at the table.
01:20:40.240There was a deep Christian constitutional scholar.
01:20:46.060There was a really smart libertarian guitar player in a band.
01:20:51.340There was an African-American activist radio host and a refugee from Venezuela who could not stop talking about liberty and how important it is to pay attention to what your government is doing.
01:21:09.520We got up afterwards, and the socialist professor said to me, I have to tell you, that was the best discussion I think I've been engaged in in a long time.
01:21:23.400While we all completely disagree with each other, that was fascinating to be able to have that talk in today's America.
01:22:10.620In fact, it's not happening really anywhere.
01:22:12.280Here in California, let me give you this story quickly.
01:22:15.140This is a story we're going to cover on tomorrow.
01:22:17.020There's a community here in the county of San Bernardino that has just told this cafe that they can't—they won't retain their business license because they're playing religious Christian music as Muzak.
01:22:36.360Now, the store owner says, look, yes, we do.
01:22:40.400We have easy listening music and contemporary Christian.
01:22:43.820Well, some atheists got together and said that that needed to be brought to the attention of the Department of Real Estate Services.
01:22:53.820I don't want to live in a state that has a Department of Real Estate Services.
01:22:56.740But the Department of Real Estate Services, the county of San Bernardino, they have now—they're going to put this cafe out of business.
01:23:07.940And it is because it is located in the Superior Court building.
01:23:40.740The generational shift became apparent when Rolling Stone, a legend of the old guard of rock music criticism, refused to run an advertisement for a modern translation of the Bible in its magazine, though it violated no guidelines.
01:23:55.300Blender, on the other hand, representing a new and more tolerant generation of the music business, readily agreed to run the ad.
01:24:02.960The old guard of rock, schooled in the fires of battles between church and rock music, was given way now to a new group of rock executives, journalists, and radio programmers, though not necessarily supportive of the effort to blend Christian ideas into the mainstream music industry, aren't openly hostile as their forebears were.
01:24:24.620Mark Joseph is on with us now, the author of Rock and Religion.
01:24:36.360This is crazy, what is happening here.
01:24:39.480But when you started writing this about rock and religion, are you finding that there really is a trend of more tolerance at the lower end?
01:24:50.600Because that seems to run counterintuitive to what everything we're seeing on TV.
01:24:56.820No, there is definitely a generational factor at work here.
01:25:00.240And, you know, in the book I talk about, rock and religion got off to a bad start in the 50s.
01:25:05.420You know, when rock and roll first started, look, the culture was inundating traditionalists at one time.
01:25:12.800There was the pill, there was rock and roll, it was the Beatles, it was the Stones, it was drugs.
01:25:17.240It was hard to know what was good and what wasn't.
01:25:19.540And I think many in the church overreacted and began to burn records and, you know, brand it the devil's music and all that.
01:25:25.580And some of the rock guys went along with the gag, like, okay, we'll pretend we're Satanists.
01:25:29.720They weren't all, very few were real Satanists, right?
01:25:34.440And so you had this unnecessary, in my mind, battle going on.
01:25:38.500And really what the book is about is in the last, so what happened in response to that was when Christian people did try to make rock music,
01:25:46.760they were often told, take, water it down a little bit, tone it down a little bit.
01:25:50.980The founders of Christian rock, Larry Norman, recorded a record for Capitol,
01:25:55.260and he wanted to call it, we need a lot more Jesus and a lot less rock and roll.
01:25:58.840And Capitol said, nah, call it I love you instead.
01:26:02.680And so they did face some opposition, right?
01:26:52.360American Idol is really significant, Glenn, because what happened was the pop and rock stars that you and I grew up listening to in the 70s, 80s, and even the 90s, generally those are picked by a half a dozen white guys in Hollywood.
01:27:04.660And let's just say they didn't have Glenn Beck's values, to keep it simple.
01:27:08.440To become a rock or pop star, you had to pass a certain test to get by those guys.
01:27:16.360And I have in the book an actual example of this happening where a guy who went on to become a major Christian pop star named Keith Green, before he became a Christian pop star, he auditioned for Clive Davis in New York in 1977.
01:27:29.360He didn't pass the Clive Davis test, whatever it was.
01:27:33.280And so he was relegated to Christian music.
01:27:35.940And that happened over and over again.
01:27:38.420But, however, when American Idol hits, it's really interesting because for the first time, it doesn't matter what a Clive Davis thinks about you.
01:27:45.420All that matters is what Hank in Cleveland and Susie in Tuscaloosa thinks about you, because they were voting for our pop and rock stars.
01:27:54.100And so suddenly you have artists like Carrie Underwood and Chris Allen and dozens and dozens of artists who may not have passed the Clive Davis test.
01:28:03.140So, you know, when you think of rock and roll music, you do think of two things, the devil's music, you know, from the old, the 1950s, he's shaking his hips, he's singing the devil's music.
01:28:18.540You think of that, you think of, you think of the, the counterculture groups.
01:28:25.760But then you also, if you bring Christianity into popular music, you think of those Christians like Miley Cyrus and others that have just gone horribly awry when they went and crossed over.
01:28:49.500But there's three other trends besides the American Idol.
01:28:52.540The second one is young artists, for instance, like the ones I mentioned, and even Justin Bieber, whose mother is a very devout Christian woman and raised him in the church and very pro-life.
01:29:03.780That's the kind of artist who in the past would have gone to Nashville and signed to a Christian music label.
01:30:05.380And then finally, have an artist like Switchfoot and dozens and dozens of others who used to be in the contemporary Christian music industry,
01:30:12.360who now are on mainstream labels and on your local radio station and playing at Starbucks.
01:30:17.400So what do you think is, because at the same time that Christianity is getting such pushback and being, you know, pushed out of the public square,
01:30:51.160They've earned their place in the public square, and they can't be pushed out.
01:30:55.000I think the key is to really do good work.
01:30:58.740And sometimes, you know, in the case of Christian music, that label was off-putting to people because it felt like it wasn't for the rest of, you know, people who weren't religious.
01:31:08.720And so I catalog dozens and dozens of artists who are in the mainstream, and people sometimes aren't even aware.
01:31:14.780I have friends that have no idea about Alice Cooper and the changes that he's undergone.
01:31:20.140And so, look, his persecution sometimes happens to people of faith.
01:31:24.760We've all heard stories from around the world throughout history.
01:31:28.160But I think the key is to do good work, to make the work so compelling that people will put up with some idea they might not agree with because they love what you're doing.
01:31:39.220And the guy from Megadeth, Natasha, who's a producer on our show, she's big.
01:31:58.680He, too, had, you know, bouts with alcohol and drugs.
01:32:01.980And in the case of Alice, by the way, Alice, to my understanding, at least from what I've heard from him, he never really had to go through the 12-step program.
01:32:08.880He just, you know, slopped, put in golf where alcohol used to be.
01:44:23.220And the floor continues to open up and then close, and the depth of the pool can go up and down.
01:44:30.540And so you never know how deep the water is, because it changes all the time.
01:44:36.060Like, you'll see someone kind of like on the...
01:44:39.720It looks like they're walking on the water.
01:44:41.420And then, you know, five seconds later, they'll be in another spot, and a person will dive from like a high dive right to the spot where the person just was standing.
01:44:50.880So it looks like he's going to crash right into the ground, but of course, the floor is always altering.
01:44:56.000It's always changing, and so you never know.
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01:48:28.480What have we not hit today that we needed to?
01:48:33.840I just want to make sure we've been going through a lot of the budget stuff, and sometimes we have been pessimistic about what our spending future is.
01:48:45.180But we want to make sure that the important things are funded.
01:48:49.560And President Trump had threatened to make massive cuts to the EPA budget.
01:48:53.360This is according to the Washington Examiner.
01:48:54.700But Congress decided to keep those funding levels the same.
01:50:21.620He gave, they, the Republicans gave more spending to whoever, you know, whoever likes spending.
01:50:26.520They gave more spending than any year of the entire Obama administration.
01:50:30.640You have a Republican House, a Republican Senate, and a Republican presidency, and the spending levels you're getting are higher on, on the, not on the mandatory side.
01:50:40.640On the other side, where they can make the, on the discretionary side, where they can make the choices, the spending is higher than any individual year in the entire Obama administration.
01:50:52.240Do you remember how upset we were at the spending?
01:50:54.420I mean, you know, again, this is not a criticism of one person.
01:50:59.240It's a criticism of, I guess, Washington in general, and the fact that the Republican Party is largely worthless.
01:51:09.760This is a complete waste of our time to go out there and campaign for these people and vote for them.
01:51:15.220If you go out there and you dedicate your time, a lot of people in this audience have sent their hard-earned money to support these candidates who then go in there and vote for higher spending levels than Barack Obama.
01:52:41.980You need to call your House of Representatives and your senator and tell them to pass the Mo Brooks bill, which stops the government shutdown.
01:52:53.900If they can't come together and produce a real budget, then the government doesn't shut down.
01:53:00.920The levels just stay exactly the same.