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00:03:30.460The family, apparently the wife and, quote, numerous children of the Boulder terror attack suspect are going to be deported.
00:03:42.680And, boy, a lot of people are very upset about that.
00:03:44.660I mean, yes, I mean, he was a good dad, sure.
00:03:47.820I mean, he waited until his daughter graduated so he didn't have to be in jail for murdering Jews and setting an old woman on fire, you know, during the graduation week.
00:03:58.300So, I mean, you're going to hold that against him and his family.
00:04:02.080I mean, I'm sure they're not extremists just because dad is.
00:04:07.720And there's some critical thinking questions that I think we need to ask today.
00:04:11.620We're going to kind of focus on critical thinking today to see if maybe we can jumpstart that critical thinking pattern in anybody in America.
00:05:28.260I thank you for being awake and remembering who we are and what we're supposed to be serving.
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00:06:14.760Okay, so the wife and numerous children of the Boulder terror attack suspect to be deported, you know, he was the shirtless guy that was acting like he was a landscaper while Jews were in their demonstration run for their lives, a grassroots organization against Hamas terror.
00:06:37.920Um, and he was there and he threw Molotov cocktails.
00:06:42.200Um, luckily, I guess, um, he was captured on a cell phone video at the scene.
00:06:47.820Um, he's already admitted it, uh, but the family is now being deported.
00:06:52.460They're being processed, a process for expedited removal back to Egypt.
00:06:57.140Uh, it will allow them to be deported without an immigration court hearing.
00:07:00.820And, uh, you just listen for it cause it's coming.
00:07:04.520There's some Democrat going, wait a minute.
00:07:06.360We can't just deport the whole family.
00:07:07.660Yes, we can deport the whole family and we should.
00:09:34.140Did they leave their daughters behind?
00:09:35.760What kind of man flees his own country, flees war, and leaves his mom behind?
00:09:45.440What kind of man watches his own country burn and then turns and runs without the people he loves?
00:09:54.320He turns and runs, not to fight, but to apply for asylum in a place that he wants to reshape in the image of the country he's fleeing from.
00:10:05.340See, there's some questions we have to ask.
00:10:09.080We're told that this is just like World War II.
00:10:12.220I mean, these are desperate people, like the Jews of Europe, just begging for safety.
00:10:18.740After one of the worst genocides in human history, we took in 400,000 displaced people over four years.
00:10:26.140And now we're told we have to accept millions, not thousands, millions of military-aged men from countries where the problem isn't persecution of Muslims,
00:11:47.580And by the way, if you come here, you should know that one of the most sacred ideas from Western civilization is that women and children go first.
00:12:00.180And yet, somehow, in this global exodus, this new exodus, we're supposed to believe that the noble, the persecuted, and the pious
00:12:19.900are the men who ran without their wives, or their daughters, or their sisters, or their children.
00:18:27.520They suffer, but they don't have any idea why.
00:18:30.560A society without any kind of critical thinking is not a society.
00:18:36.340It is nothing more than a herd of cattle.
00:18:38.900But if critical thinking is found again, then truth rises again, even when it's uncomfortable.
00:18:48.680Bad ideas die in the light of scrutiny and thinking and questioning.
00:18:53.780And the powerful, once again, fear accountability.
00:18:57.620There is no accountability because we're not asking critical questions.
00:19:03.080Citizens, if you ask critical questions and you engage in critical thinking, citizens become participants again and not spectators to their own demise.
00:19:13.660Debates begin again and would sharpen our minds rather than just destroy reputations.
00:19:19.780And liberty has a fighting chance again because a thinking people is a free people.
00:19:25.760So let me just take one minute to break, and then we're going to come back and ask some questions about what's really going on here.
00:19:33.480What should we really be thinking about when we look at what's happening to our borders and the people who have arrived and we're taking in because we're so compassionate?
00:19:43.660You know, it's really funny that I do this job for a living because this is not the job that I thought I was going to do.
00:20:03.340I mean, I started out doing, you know, comedy on making fun of things and not being serious about anything.
00:20:09.460Because I grew up in an alcoholic family, and I was the one that made everybody laugh and tried to make everybody look the other way.
00:20:17.060And, you know, I don't like confrontation.
00:22:43.420If they really are escaping persecution and trouble and death cults in Venezuela, why do they come here and try to take over neighborhoods and threaten death and join cultish-like gangs?
00:23:01.280The Islamists, why do they demand Sharia law?
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00:25:22.040You know, so I've issued this question to the Anti-Defamation League every day since the shooting in Colorado.
00:25:45.260I was called a danger, an extremist, a radical, strangely an anti-Semite for warning the Jews of America, and anybody who likes Jews,
00:25:58.440that we should probably stand up and stop the road that we're going on because Marxism and radicalism and anti-Semitism, they always seem to go, you know, hand in hand.
00:26:15.040When you're against the West, when you're against the Western values, when you're claiming that America is an evil place, usually Israel is an evil place too, and anti-Semitism creeps in.
00:26:28.600And I warned that we would see the exact kind of hatreds that we saw on the streets in Germany and Europe in the 1930s.
00:26:36.660We'd see them here on the streets of America.
00:26:38.700And the Anti-Defamation League said that I was a fearmonger and a hater and an anti-Semite.
00:26:44.720And I've asked every day, and I'm still waiting for a question, Anti-Defamation League.
00:26:59.160To truly remember, and the reason why you don't forget is you don't say, I always want to remember the oven doors closing.
00:27:08.580You say, I want to remember so I can remember the seeds when they were planted and what watered those seeds so I can pull that up from the root the minute it sprouts.
00:27:20.960Never forget doesn't mean let's remember the Holocaust.
00:27:24.160It means let's remember what leads to the Holocaust so we can stop it.
00:27:29.880But somehow or another, that was too radical for the Anti-Defamation League.
00:28:11.140Why do refugees from Islamist regimes hold so many anti-Semitic or anti-Western beliefs when they get here?
00:28:21.940And why do they not change when they're in their host country?
00:28:26.000Why are Western media outlets using nearly identical language to describe all of these events?
00:28:34.280Why do they use almost exactly the same language and tactics to dismantle anyone like me who questions these events?
00:28:44.080And who's coordinating that narrative?
00:28:46.140Because, gosh, I just don't think that it's happening almost word for word in laws and media reports exactly the same in 40 different languages.
00:29:21.160I can't question in a culture that holds free speech up as one of the highest ideals, but in a law-abiding society and one where we have blind justice or supposed to have, the extremist behaviors, they're not punished, but me questioning, I am.
00:29:59.080If the refugees claim persecution, why do they persecute others once they arrive, particularly the Jews, the Christians, women, and gays?
00:30:10.440Let me ask you this when you're speaking of women.
00:30:12.480Listen, the views of these guys and what they have, their view of women, how does that fit in a liberal society?
00:30:22.120How does a society who says they care about women dismiss and ignore the views of the men who literally look at women like something they can rape and do?
00:30:39.360Let me ask you this, what would the world look like if these millions of young men stayed behind to fight for their countries instead of abandoning them and apparently their mothers and their wives and their children, their sisters?
00:30:53.860Can I ask you this question, is compassion being manipulated as a weapon against Western stability?
00:31:03.680I mean, don't you think these questions should be asked and then answered?
00:31:14.580Questions that maybe should be asked and answered before you import many people who have very questionable answers to them.
00:31:21.840But I guess that implies that your goal is to protect Jews.
00:31:32.120Your goal is to protect innocent people.
00:31:35.540I was going to say, Jews, I'd like to protect all people.
00:31:39.140Yeah, if your goal is not to protect innocent people, if your goal is instead seemingly to wipe Jews off the planet, which again is a pretty significant chunk of the Democratic Party at this point.
00:31:58.340I can give you the names of the representatives when we said them many, many times.
00:32:01.960These are the people that were cheering on the pro-Palestinian movement on October 8th.
00:32:09.080Now, look, if you wanted to, if you watched that and were horrified by October 7th and talked about it over and over again, and then, I don't know, in December, you were like, you know, as much as you have to do something here if you're Israel, I'm a little concerned about how this is playing out.
00:32:28.400There's some sympathy you could have with an argument.
00:32:30.560You could have an argument about, hey, I feel really bad for the people in Gaza who had nothing to do with this and are suffering right now.
00:32:38.880Of course, that's an idea you could talk about.
00:32:42.840Yeah, but you can't, you don't get any sympathy for that argument when you were trying to make it on October 8th before the military even went in.
00:32:52.500When you were protesting and acting like you were just criticizing Israel the day after they watched a thousand plus of their people murdered and raped for no reason whatsoever.
00:33:08.460That's not a day to jump into the movement on the pro-Palestinian side.
00:35:18.180Does this sound unreasonable to you, Stu?
00:35:20.780If I came up with 10 points on immigration that has to be done, that has to be done right now.
00:35:27.700Let's say I'm in Great Britain or I'm in, I don't know, I'm in the Netherlands where, you know,
00:35:33.760the population is very small and millions of people have come in.
00:35:37.500If I said, look, we have to do these 10 things, we have to halt asylum admissions right now because we don't even know who's in here.
00:35:46.060We have to deploy our military at our borders so no one can come in without authorization.
00:35:52.280We have to close the asylum centers that are now welcoming people in as reception centers and giving everybody things that they can live on and giving them hotels and everything else.
00:36:11.140We have to stop the family reunification thing.
00:36:15.560Look, if you're a guy in 20 and now you say, I want my family here.
00:36:21.000No, we cannot take any more because we don't know even who everybody is.
00:36:25.940If you started saying, you know what, this particular group in, let's say you're in Europe, Syrians, this is a very dangerous group and they are now coming in and causing real problems.
00:36:44.000We have to deport the Syrian nationals, okay?
00:36:48.320Or at least we have to say one strike policy.
00:36:51.720You get in trouble once and you're out.
00:36:55.940We're going to evict you from the, you know, five-star hotels and the food that we've given you because you've been here now for a while and you don't seem to be assimilating.
00:37:05.080You don't seem to be doing anything but taking.
00:37:07.820We're going to, we're not going to build any new facilities.
00:39:12.220Because those people have been isolated and been told all of your values are evil.
00:39:18.180When those values are the values that built the nation, then you have unscrupulous people stand up who don't have the nation's best interest,
00:39:30.120who don't have freedom, as we all like to enjoy, at the top of their list of things.
00:39:43.180But they add a few other things that are extreme.
00:39:48.180That's how a country grows extremists.
00:39:52.620And unless we can ask questions, not be shouted down, not be in Europe, not be thrown in jail for asking questions or questioning the authority or saying,
00:40:06.100wait a minute, that doesn't make any sense.
00:40:08.420You're going to grow extremists and Gert wielders will be the least of your problems.
00:40:15.360You will pine for the days when you thought Gert wielders was your biggest problem.
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01:56:26.200I do think it is worth noting that I'm not sure that Elon is really excited about the extent to which we are killing the subsidies across the board.
01:56:37.040All future subsidies for EVs, for solar panels, for the wind crap, all future subsidies we are mostly killing.
01:56:45.420There's a few lingering projects, but we tightened it down.
01:56:47.660The left is losing their damn mind, Glenn.
01:56:49.920So there is a little of that that's also at play.
01:57:22.960I think there are forces at play that are desperately trying to undo the benefits we got with respect to repealing the Green New Scam subsidies,
01:57:33.540which, by the way, the President of the United States campaigned fully and clearly on terminating the Green New Scam subsidies.
01:57:40.640There are forces in the Senate who want to undo that.
01:57:43.980There are forces in the House who regret voting for those subsidy terminations.
01:57:48.220I think there are forces in the Senate who are wary of some of our Medicaid reforms,
01:57:55.340which were important on work requirements, on eligibility, to tighten down and make sure that, you know,
01:58:01.380we're trying to make sure the able-bodied aren't getting benefits, et cetera.
01:58:06.660So we're going to have to work hard just to hold the line at the House bill, which, Glenn, I would say is on the edge of whether it's good enough to merit moving forward
01:58:17.640and then hope we get three yards in a cloud of dust.
01:58:19.860First, I will tell you that if we can repeal the IRA subsidies, get the Medicaid reforms, constrain the spending and get the economic growth in the tax policy,
01:58:29.080that net it is moving the ball down the field.
01:59:04.000Yeah, I believe we're on a knife's edge.
01:59:09.440I think that the bond markets are signaling that.
01:59:12.220I think this is why Scott Besson has been saying we need to get deficits down as a percentage of GDP so we can signal to the bond markets what needs to be signaled.
01:59:20.780I think that we have an obligation to get this right right now in order to, frankly,
01:59:27.540So why isn't anybody listening to that?
01:59:29.900Why isn't anybody listening to Besson and to the bond market?
01:59:34.960That's lights out for America if we don't get that right.
01:59:39.080Yeah, and let me give you another scary point, right?
01:59:42.160If we are having to refinance our debts at higher interest rates, which currently we would be projecting, much higher interest rates than the CBO is even projecting.
01:59:52.180Putting aside the CBO, we all recognize that they're flawed.
02:00:30.500They're realizing that we're in a real bad spot.
02:00:33.080So all that's doing is getting them to come to the table to do the bare minimum, right?
02:00:37.800The Medicaid reforms, the Inflation Reduction Act subsidies, the food stamp reforms, the other things we just put in this bill, all of which are good, but not as far as I would go.
02:00:48.800I'll just be clear for your listeners.
02:00:50.880They're finally getting to the table to accept that, and they're getting there too late.
02:00:54.660So now what I'm saying is we need to be doing more.
02:00:57.800Let's talk about the rescissions for a second.
02:00:59.700The president is sending up rescissions, and yes, it's just $9 billion.
02:01:03.780The reason it's that small amount, and so everybody listening out there, why does this matter?
02:01:08.540The reconciliation package can pass the Senate with 51 votes.
02:01:13.120The normal appropriations process, which we still have to do this year, will require 60 votes in the Senate, right?
02:01:19.640So that means it's going to be hard to get through Democrats.
02:01:22.060So this rescissions process is a way to try to cut some of these ridiculous programs, like USAID and other things, using a 51-vote threshold.
02:01:33.640So that is why we're trying to move it that way.
02:01:37.740The reason it's just a smaller $9 billion number is it's a test case.
02:01:42.320Will Congress do its job and do this first down payment, a $9 billion rescission of PBS, NPR, and a bunch of those USAID foreign government funding, foreign aid wasteful programs?
02:02:05.320If they do, we'll get another rescissions package sent up right after that.
02:02:09.580So this is all part of the process, working with Russ Vogt, the OMB, the president.
02:02:13.460Sorry, I don't mean to filibuster, but that's the update.
02:02:16.020Jim, speak about the process a little bit, because it's fascinating to watch this bill try to make its way through all of this.
02:02:22.760At least my estimate so far, or my understanding, is there's at least two congressmen who, and one congresswoman, I suppose, who already have said that their vote was a yes, but now it would be a no because they didn't realize what they were voting for, which would already put you under the amount that you need to get it passed.
02:02:44.220The salt people in the House are saying, if you get rid of salt, we're done, and the Senate is saying we're getting rid of salt or at least adjusting it.
02:02:52.680How does this thing get across the finish line?
02:02:55.640Well, I mean, like everything else, you've got to figure out how you navigate to get 218 and to get 51.
02:04:04.300Should we prohibit Florida and should we prohibit Texas from being able to have some sort of regulation on AI?
02:04:11.440From a federalism standpoint, I'm not sure we should.
02:04:14.160So there's lots of things in this bill that I knew all this was telling people about it.
02:04:19.040But, man, there's only like 40 fights you can pick.
02:04:21.280Like, my fight was, you're going to repeal these damned subsidies on the Inflation Reduction Act that are killing our grid, undermining our national security, and destroying natural gas and nuclear energy options.
02:04:34.760My fight was trying to get Medicaid held down.
02:05:07.500But if they want to try to call our bluff, I can tell you if they repeal back the Inflation Reduction Act stuff, which the president campaigned on, then that's going to be a real problem.
02:05:17.720It is a fine line, and I'm trying to work with leadership, the White House, to deliver as close to my values as I can and be able to look in the mirror and say that I did enough.
02:06:04.560So let's remember the good stuff while we're trying to, you know, highlight some of our concerns.
02:06:09.540Chip, you're very reasoned, and I really appreciate talking to you, and I really am so glad that you are representing the great state of Texas.
02:06:19.200You're a guy that at least I feel I can trust.
02:06:22.900You know, you say what you mean, and you mean what you say, and that is the number one thing I look for in a representative, is somebody who will say the same thing to me, to my face, as they will behind closed doors.
02:06:34.140And I really appreciate all your hard work on this.
02:06:49.400But you also don't want to be – you don't want to eat a crap sandwich.
02:06:51.720So, look, I promise you I will level set the good and the bad and the ugly, and then you just have to decide what's the best for the country and vote and move forward.
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