Will a Government Shutdown CRIPPLE the Deep State？ ｜ Guest： Jason Whitlock ｜ 9⧸30⧸25
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Summary
On today's show, Glenn Beck talks about the government shutdown and why you should be prepared for it. He also talks about why gold is almost $4,000 an ounce higher than it was a year ago and why it's a good thing.
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The value of America's gold hoard is top $1 trillion for the first time.
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First of all, I'm not sure the gold even exists, but we're not saving.
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What's happening is because of what we are doing as a country, gold is going through the roof.
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Yesterday, I remember telling you 12 months ago, $4,200 gold.
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I mean, that is going to be tough, but I mean, it could happen.
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Six months ago, I was telling you, better hurry before it's a history lesson, right?
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That's a 45% increase in the price of gold in the last year.
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Welcome to the program, Mr. Stubergeer, our executive producer.
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How excited are you that our gold reserves are over a trillion dollars now?
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Almost as excited as I am for shutdown day, Glenn.
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I mean, I'll tell you why here in a minute, but let me just stay on gold here for a second.
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But if your point is that gold is performing very well, it has performed very well as an investment.
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I mean, I'm trying to think, other than Bitcoin, is there anything else that is performing this well?
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Maybe it's the constant printing of money that has gone on forever.
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Whatever, no matter who the president is, no matter who's in Congress, it's just, that's
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the one thing we all seem to agree on, printing more money nonstop.
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And the market is telling you, I don't think this is a good idea.
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That's what the price of Bitcoin is telling you.
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So anybody who is, I mean, I actually saw people go, this is great.
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We have 8,100 pounds of gold or so they'll lead you to believe.
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The next closest, they say, is Germany with almost 2,000 tons of gold.
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But I'm not sure any of that gold is there in the first place.
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And even if we took 8,100 tons of gold and we sold it or exchanged it for our debt, we
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A trillion dollars will cover half of the deficit from this year alone.
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You sell all of our gold and it won't even cover the shortfall from this year's spending.
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I'm just saying, because that doesn't bode well.
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You know, when you have Fort Knox protecting our treasure and it doesn't even cover the bounced
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checks, I don't know if you're going to make it, you know.
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Stu, give me your opinion on the government shutdown.
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Well, generally speaking, I feel like the government shutdown puts the government back to some sort
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It's like if you have a non-essential employee that you can let stay home, they should maybe
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Maybe all of the employees for the federal government should be essential.
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But really, the question with a shutdown like this is what happens with the politics.
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And we know typically the party who's out of power that is coming up with the demands
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and not just passing the clean CR is the one that gets blamed for it.
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But I've got news for you that might not be the case this time.
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He's the Office of Management and Budget, the OMB.
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And he's the guy actually in charge of, you know, making sure everything is funded, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
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He is a brilliant architect of small government.
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What Congress did is they, they last week, they have a majority in the House.
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Last week, they passed a clean continuing resolution that would fund the government without any meaningful policy changes or add-ons.
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Now, the Senate requires seven Democrats to join the Republicans to hit the 60-vote threshold.
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But the Democrats weren't allowed to vote yes unless Republicans agreed to a $1 trillion bunch of new demands.
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Republicans said, no, no, not going to do that.
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One of the things they wanted to do was fund Obamacare for illegals.
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When Obama said, you're never going to have an illegal, I got any money from Obamacare.
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They wanted money to be able to pay for Obamacare for illegals.
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Congress said, no, okay, so what happens tonight when they shut things down?
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Russ vote is going to, um, be in the driver's seat.
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If Congress shuts down now, if the government shuts down, he's going to go to work on some changes.
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He's already instructed agencies to, quote, send reduction in force notices to all employees in programs, projects, or activities that check all three of the following boxes.
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One, they're not paid for by mandatory spending.
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Two, they aren't covered by the Big Beautiful Bill Act.
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Three, they aren't in line with the president's goals.
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But until the program is reauthorized by Congress, at which point, then, the people that they've just let go can reapply for their jobs.
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One, if the program is not paid for by mandatory spending, if it's not covered by the Big Beautiful Bill Act, or if it's not in line with the government's, the president's goals,
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Until Congress comes back and not reauthorizes a bill, but reauthorizes all of those programs.
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Um, I think this may be the happiest day I've had in a long time, if that works.
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Because this may be one of the greatest things anyone has ever pulled off.
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And the reason why the Democrats are going to lose is because, you know, Chuck Schumer, he took a heavy blow last time, you know, when he authorized, uh, the, you know, first budget earlier this year.
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He's like, I don't really have any tools to fight with here.
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So now, nobody in the Democratic Party wants to do anything but shut it down.
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Unless they get a trillion dollars additional spending for illegals on, on, on Obamacare.
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And all of the radicals, Chuck Schumer is being, you know, going to be primaried by a radical.
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And so they know the radicals are going to get rid of all of the sane people.
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Not that Chuck Schumer is sane, but all of the relatively sane people.
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And they think that this will work to their advantage.
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And I don't know, as Stu just said, probably will because the GOP is so unbelievably incompetent.
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Yeah, and obviously the media is going to do what they can.
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I mean, it struck me yesterday, you know, we haven't heard word one about any poor mothers who, who will be at home without any money.
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If the government shuts down, I mean, usually this is two weeks of lead up of, of the sad single mom who will be at home and can't pay her bills.
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And we meet every single one of them over and over and over and over and over again.
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Have you heard word one of any consequences of a shutdown?
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None of these people matter, apparently, this week.
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What is the possibility that you're implying here?
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Well, the media obviously is, has abandoned their typical way of covering this because usually what happens in these situations is the party that is out of power, that is demanding these things.
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They're the ones that would be blamed for a shutdown.
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The only reason that we aren't going to continue spending at these completely absurd levels is because the Democrats are stopping it.
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Normally, the way this works in the media, it would be the Democrats, the out-of-party, out-of-power party that would be blamed for this.
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They're the ones getting in the way of everything, just continuing this wonderful way forward where we continue to spend more money than we have.
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And in this particular case, I'm not seeing any of that lead up.
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I have not seen the talks about, I have not met the restaurant and bar owner in Washington, D.C. yet that's going to have no one coming in and they're going to have to lay off all of their waitresses and waiters at their restaurant.
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I have not heard any of the people who rent out homes to those who no longer have jobs and they're as landlords are going to be sobbing as they can't pay their electricity bills.
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I have not heard any of these sob stories, any of the violin music.
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Everyone's just happy with the shutdown this one time.
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The media is doing everything they can to try to turn this into a situation where the Republicans will be blamed for it because this is their job.
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Figure out a way to blame evil Republicans for everything.
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This one time they're going to try to do it this way.
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And then, you know, next time there's a Democrat in office, the opposite is going to be their approach.
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But we are at a time where we're going to figure out, yet again, whether the media can, if they are still capable, of manipulating this into a situation in which the Democrats benefit.
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And if it works, you're going into a midterm election next year that is already stacked against Republicans.
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It's already a very difficult thing to do in an off year of a president's new term.
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So, this is what their hope is, and this is a big bet by Schumer because, as you point out, if he doesn't do this, he gets primaried by AOC and loses.
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He has to do this for his own political survival.
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So, you know, it's hard to imagine this getting cleaned up before the shutdown actually occurs.
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Yeah, I don't think, the shutdown is going to occur.
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And then, of course, planes will fall out of the skies.
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Babies will no longer be able to suckle on their mother's teat.
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Probably about, maybe an hour after the shutdown.
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And it will be all horrible, horrible, horrible.
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How they have handed the president such a victory.
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If I understand this right, and I think I do, the victory that they are handing him is long-term.
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By being able to fire people and then saying, you got to reapply.
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I mean, he has just put a monkey wrench into agencies and things that he's wanting to shut down.
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I like the idea that they're going to try to push it in the right way.
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I mean, you know, there's a very good chance the same type of thing happens here.
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I mean, I'm not nearly as confident in this approach as you are.
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I mean, on paper, that's what they're trying to do.
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But on the short term, you can't spend the money that's not there.
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And so they'll have to cut it down to the bone.
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And, you know, again, I go back to essential employees.
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So, uh, I just watched an hour of Pete Hegseth, um, meeting at the Pentagon with all of the leaders.
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And it all makes perfect sense to me why he called everybody in.
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Um, remember this was been speculated now, you know, we're going to war, we're going to whatever.
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And nobody really knew until he spoke at the Pentagon today to all of the leaders of our military all over the world.
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They've all been called back to Washington, D.C. for this meeting today.
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In listening to it, he didn't say anything other than common sense.
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You know, we, we have this wishy-washy, you know, uh, coalition building, you know, let's spread democracy kind of military that is now have men in dresses and everything else.
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And his goal has been to change that, uh, from top to bottom and he's been doing it today.
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And more in real clear terms, we are no longer putting up with any kind of, uh, non action.
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Our job is to defend our country and to become a, the most lethal killing machine, um, in the world.
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Um, and I want to take a couple of minutes, um, after this quick break to explain why did he call everybody in?
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I mean, it's just my guess of why, but it makes perfect sense.
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He is now live addressing the top military leaders, uh, after the address with Pete Hagseth.
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That are doing so well together over the next few years.
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We're going to make our military stronger, tougher, faster, fiercer, and more powerful
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I rebuilt our nuclear, as you probably know, but we'll upgrade that also and just hope we
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We have to hope we never have to use it because the, the power of that is so incredible.
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I, I don't, I really wouldn't want them to show it to you.
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But when you see the result of what's left, you never want to use that.
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We were a little bit threatened by Russia recently.
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And I sent a submarine, nuclear submarine, the most lethal weapon ever made.
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We're 25 years ahead of Russia and China in submarines.
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But they're, you know, they're coming up, they're coming up, they're way lower in nuclear
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They're coming up and you don't have to be that good with nuclear.
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You could have one 20th what you have now and still do the damage that would be, you know,
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But I, so what he's talking about here, Pete Hegseth just came in and said, we're going to
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reshape our strategy, which I think is really good.
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You know, after the last 25 years of war, the last 50 years, the way we've been fighting
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I mean, that is the, that should be the goal of our military.
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You go in, you go in quickly and you just suck the air out of the lungs of your opponent.
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So everybody's like, Oh my gosh, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
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Now, when he's talking about nuclear, uh, I have talked to the president about this personally
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He despises our nuclear capability and he knows what we can do because as he just said, he
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Um, and he said, Glenn, you, you don't want to even know what we are capable of doing.
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It, it's, it's, it just, it keeps him up at night.
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Um, and he believes that we have to have these defenses or when the world goes crazy, if you
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don't, you'll be threatened by them and you have to have a response to hold people into
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Um, and that's why they've changed the department of defense to the department of war.
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Um, Hegseth knows that we have become this, this force that cares more about, you know,
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spreading democracy than winning a war when our nation is attacked.
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You know, if you really wanted to change things, the United States would have gone in to Afghanistan
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quickly, knocked out the Taliban, killed Osama bin Laden and come home, come home.
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We are going to destroy the people who have just hurt us in our own homeland.
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You will pay the highest of prices, but we're not going to get involved in your local politics
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And the state department and everybody else has made this nation building bull crap, our
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That's not what our Pentagon is supposed to do.
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They are supposed to break things and kill people.
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And so the first message that, uh, Pete Hegseth and the president sent to the fighting
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And I believe even our own fighting forces is we are not a department of defense.
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We don't want to go to war, but that's what we should be preparing for all the time.
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Because if we're prepared for war, it's the best deterrent out there to stop wars.
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There's been speculation on, you know, what does all this mean?
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Let me tell you what I think it means after listening to Hegseth.
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He said in the coming months, we're going to be changing all of our strategies.
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Um, we are going to be relooking at, uh, our, uh, offense and defensive posture all over
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We are not going to be playing the same game anymore.
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That's not worth calling everybody in from all over the world.
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We've made some changes and you have felt those changes.
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We are now a department of war and we operate only on merit, not DEI, not special favors,
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not how long you've been in the chain of command.
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If you don't earn your space, you lose your space.
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If you can't pass the physical test, you're out.
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His main thing, I think, was to let the fighting force, let the leadership know two things.
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One, if you're a warrior and you want to be a warrior, you are probably the one who is
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least likely to vote for war because you know what war does.
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But you grew up most likely, and I'm paraphrasing him.
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You grew up wanting to be a soldier, wanting to defend your country, and you have now found
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yourself in this situation to where that's not what you've been doing.
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You've been nation building and you've been, you know, the woke police.
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If you work at all remotely, like today I'm in Florida, my staff is in Dallas.
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And if I said to my staff, uh, guys, I want to have a meeting today online and it's mandatory.
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And I make a statement and I say, Hey, we're changing a bunch of stuff.
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It'll imprint and make an impact, but not the kind of impact that I said,
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everybody, I want you to drop everything you're doing.
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And I want you to get on a plane and you're going to join me for a day in Florida because
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I want an all hands on deck meeting and everyone is required to be there.
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That gets everybody in the building going, what the hell is happening?
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You are listening intently and you realize that your boss has now sent a message.
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I mean, these words, we are changing the way we do things.
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That's why he called everybody in, not for any new war tactics.
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I mean, those may be discussed, but it's, it's not that we are, you know, going to war
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with anybody going to war with Russia or anything else.
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The culture is going to change and it's going to change right now.
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It was the most common sense thing I've heard from a leader in Washington in a very long
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It was everything he said was like, okay, well that makes sense.
00:34:50.400
And then you follow that with, I mean, you know, the answer, but you follow that with
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No, they haven't because we haven't been fighting.
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We, we are so far away from common sense that no, you do have to say those things now.
00:35:10.180
Yeah, you're not going to advance unless you're actually making our situation stronger in the
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If you're making it weaker, if you are, if you are, uh, if you are sabotaging us, if you
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think you're going to escape, you're not going to escape.
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It's called accountability and I haven't heard that for quite some time.
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He is, you know, I don't know if you saw his 20 point plan for Israel.
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He's not going in and taking this, this view of what we've done before.
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So I've gotten with everybody in the Arab world and I've gotten with Israel that hasn't
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I got everybody in the Arab world and Israel, and we're telling you right now, Hamas, release
00:36:33.620
It's not the United States or Israel dictating this to you.
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The Arab world is saying exactly what I'm saying.
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So you are out of step with your own people all around you.
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Israel has Benjamin Netanyahu said, if they fool around, if they don't accept it, or if
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they accept it and then don't follow through and release the hostages, then we will finish
00:37:05.320
And what that means is they'll kill all of the Hamas leadership as they should.
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I can't believe we're debating that in the first place, but, and there's no two state
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Now the Arabs are saying, do all these things and then we'll talk about a two state solution.
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But Hamas and the Palestinians do not want a two state solution.
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They have been talking about giving Israel, giving the Palestinians a two state solution
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They want to wipe out from the river to the sea, i.e. all of Israel.
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They want to wipe it out and make it void of any Jews.
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And I think what Donald Trump is, is doing is absolutely right.
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No, we're not even going to talk about a two state solution until you do all of these
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If this guy can get these things done, he transforms the world.
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Now, I have very little faith that, you know, the Middle East is ever going to find peace.
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You might find it temporarily, but they're not going to find peace.
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I mean, it does actually end well, but first, there's a lot of problems with it.
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Now, now the conspiracy theory is, is that his own people shot him.
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Last week, I think it was that the Israelis had a trap trap door behind him, and that's
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why they're redoing that whole section because they have to get rid of seal that tunnel underneath
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I don't know how you would possibly even believe that, but the other was, uh, yeah.
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Everybody was wondering, are we going to a global war or whatever?
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No, I explained it earlier today in the podcast.
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It makes total sense to me why he held it here in person.
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He was sending a very strong message to the military commanders and the leaders.
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This is no longer the U.S. military that you grew up in or you've been working in.
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Sarah, let me know when we can get a hold of Andy and we'll bring him on.
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She's nodding at you furiously on the other side of the glass.
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So the nodding thing really doesn't work, Sarah.
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You know, she has real anger problems in there.
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I mean, you know, it calms her down for a while, but then about this time in the morning,
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the alcohol starts to fuel some of her anger and her rage issues.
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You know, a lot of people think that alcoholism, you know, a sign of that is that you start drinking
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in the morning, and the good thing is with Sarah, she just doesn't stop drinking.
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You know, at one point she started drinking in the afternoon and at night, and then it's
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just been continual, so she doesn't start drinking in the morning.
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Yeah, it's the same binge from back in the day.
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Just consistency is what it is, and it's impressive.
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Anyway, Andy Ngo is going to be joining us here in just a minute.
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I'm interested in talking to him because of what is going to happen, Stu, when...
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I mean, Trump is sending, you know, feds into Portland now because they're so out of control.
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He is, you know, the ICE thing we're not fooling around with.
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And now they're investigating Antifa and its money sources.
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And I don't know for whom it's going to end worse.
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I think it's going to probably be pretty ugly for everybody, but it's already ugly for what
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That's already an ongoing problem that does need to be dealt with.
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You know, again, you can question, and we have to see what the process is.
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You know, there are limits to federal power in these situations, and we have to make sure
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You know, Andy Ngo can probably attest to that more than anyone as he was assaulted and
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He probably has more information on Antifa than anybody else.
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You know, when you think of Antifa, you would think that if they are anti-fascist, one of
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their big things would be no digital ID, but they don't really seem to be all over that
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Yeah, the digital ID thing is absolutely terrifying, and they just said that you have to have it
01:33:54.060
in England now, or you won't be able to get a job.
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This is their way of solving, you know, forget about the borders.
01:34:05.400
How hard is it to keep people from floating onto your island?
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Instead, we need digital ID, because somehow or another, they're going to care about having
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And what this all is, honestly, this is about control.
01:34:27.960
There also seems to be some real confusion as to what fascism is.
01:34:33.800
You know, there are a lot of, like, dictionary definitions we could get into, but can I give
01:34:47.420
Quote, they want to take us back to no income tax, no regulations, earn what you want, family
01:35:08.080
You need a dictator to say, I'm not going to do anything.
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You know, Hitler famous for having no regulations on the nation of Germany.
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They had complete control over every aspect of civilization.
01:35:41.180
You remember the famous Nuremberg speech where he outlined the zero income tax philosophy.
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It's that thing that, you know, fascism and Nazi has just become anything they don't like.
01:35:59.500
And I guess at some level, I'm excited that the progressives who brought us fascism, who
01:36:09.640
I just want to state, what he just said, look it up, is absolutely 100% correct.
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It came from, you know, many roots inside the American progressive movement, as admitted
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by the Nazi leaders at the time, before they were even seen as these evil monsters.
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And Wilson loved the fascistic movement that was just starting to bubble into the...
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He praised what was happening in 1919 in Russia.
01:36:46.520
He said that was finally a country we can work with who gets it.
01:36:52.060
I suppose at some level, I'm happy that the everything is bad summary that we've decided
01:37:02.860
I'm glad they're just, you know, because it was really bad.
01:37:08.500
I mean, now they are coming to this point where they think, I mean, again, like no income
01:37:14.100
tax, no regulations, earn what you want, family inherits everything.
01:37:22.440
You know, yes, it was a slightly different remix of the communist version of that.
01:37:36.120
They could lose it the minute they disagreed with the fascist dictator.
01:37:40.000
But they controlled everything that company did.
01:37:45.640
I mean, this was, it's well known that like the soup Nazi was because he was controlling
01:37:53.100
It wasn't because he gave all the soup away for free and let you make whatever soup you
01:37:57.700
That's what they called him the soup Nazi because they didn't think if you did anything
01:38:02.600
wrong, anything at all wrong, you would get no soup, no soup for you.
01:38:06.680
Like how, it just gets so twisted in these people.
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I mean, this is a woman who had a show for a decade on a major cable news network.
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A political show in which she was trusted to give opinions about politics.
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Like it's the a hundred percent, the reverse of what it actually, of what the truth is.
01:38:38.480
Then I want to take a one minute break because I want to, I just want to let go.
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I want to have another minute without this answer floating out there.
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How, what is the percentage of the American population that would listen to her and go,
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Well, I'm talking not about the tunnel to towers foundation, although they are very much like
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That's what a first responder and a military hero does.
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If we want to have like no income tax and no regulation, that kind of fascism in our lives,
01:40:43.440
What percentage of the American populace would listen to Joy Reid say, this is the kind of
01:40:53.100
No income tax, no regulation, and you can do and make what you want and your kids and
01:41:03.160
What percentage of our population believes that is fascism?
01:41:10.820
And my gut is just to kind of basically say about half would be what I, right?
01:41:19.480
And I was like, well, I don't have any real basis for that.
01:41:22.040
Is there any way to actually look at this and try to come up with an answer that approximates
01:41:27.740
Because no one's pulled the dumb, the stupidity of Joy Reid's comments from yesterday has not
01:41:32.740
But I did find a poll that asked, is Donald Trump a fascist from 2024?
01:41:43.480
87% of Democrats believe that Donald Trump is a fascist.
01:41:52.020
Now, again, this is a man who they also complain constantly about cutting regulations.
01:41:59.860
One of their big complaints about Donald Trump is that he cuts regulations all the time in
01:42:05.860
He wants this, what was it, they used to call it extreme capitalism, this extreme freedom
01:42:23.580
Now, if you, if you are only listening to the New York times and CNN and, you know, Joy
01:42:30.500
Reid, Joy Reid, I can understand that because they're not telling you what the Democrats did
01:42:40.200
They're not telling you the truth on any of that.
01:42:42.900
I come back to Riaz Patel, a good friend of ours, been a friend of the show for a long
01:42:51.100
And in 2016, he went up because he could not believe these Trump supporters were like
01:42:58.960
And he just needed to meet them and find out what, why are you so racist?
01:43:03.760
And he went up to the, the reddest place he could find.
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And he spent a week and he came back and he's like, that's not who they are.
01:43:15.280
And he was confused and he came to the show and I sat with him at a chalkboard and I said,
01:43:25.460
And I listed all of the big story, like, like the IRS targeting tea party groups.
01:43:34.320
And I gave him like 20 stories and they were huge stories.
01:43:41.420
He, he, in fact, he said those aren't, they can't be true.
01:43:45.980
And I'm like, here's the story on page 38 of the New York times.
01:43:52.340
It was just never made into a big deal by your side.
01:43:57.260
And I know those stories exist on our side as well, but not, I don't think to the degree that is happening on the left.
01:44:05.280
So you can kind of see, you know, for instance, I talked to Jonathan Haidt the other day and he said, you know,
01:44:11.160
I'm very concerned that Donald Trump is becoming an authoritarian when it comes to the justice department because he's targeting his political enemies.
01:44:20.980
And it took everything in me not to say, are you out of your mind?
01:44:25.640
You are going to say that somebody who agrees with the Democrats are going to say that to me.
01:44:30.400
You remember, and I didn't, I said, how did you get there?
01:44:36.360
And he said, well, I mean, you don't want a, I mean, that's fascism, Glenn.
01:44:41.280
You don't want a president to be able to say, and I said, I am with you 110%.
01:44:46.400
I don't want this president, the last president or any president ever to be able to say to the justice department, this is my enemy.
01:44:56.140
Find the dirt on him, find the laws that we can prosecute him on.
01:45:03.220
Um, and I said, and I'll stand up against that.
01:45:05.900
And he said, so don't you think that's what's happening?
01:45:10.860
And he said, well, because he said, if you won't prosecute this guy, then you're fired.
01:45:19.100
It went to a grand jury out of the three different, uh, three different charges.
01:45:24.640
The grand jury found him, uh, ready to be prosecuted on two.
01:45:35.980
The statute of limitations, you're either going to prosecute or you're not,
01:45:50.980
I mean, and even if you have questions about that, which I know, I think there are some
01:45:56.340
honest people on the left that would have questions over some of the stuff that's going
01:46:02.300
Uh, yeah, I love Jonathan Haidt and his books, you know, what you guys, I know, spent
01:46:06.460
most of the time on it was the, was the, the, the harm, the harm that, you know, cell phones
01:46:10.800
are doing to our kids and all of those things, which is vitally important.
01:46:14.300
And so this is a really important conversation you're going to have.
01:46:16.520
So, uh, to focus on this one part is, you know, not to mislead you on the actual podcast,
01:46:20.660
but, uh, one of the things, uh, that's frustrating, I think to most people about that is we do remember
01:46:27.420
they tried to put Donald Trump in prison for like 9,000 made up things.
01:46:32.200
You might even found one of the charges legitimate, right?
01:46:35.700
But like you, all of them, you, there's no way you can argue.
01:46:41.560
They tried to come after him in multiple different ways.
01:46:47.140
And that's the actual president of the United States while he was running to be reelected.
01:46:52.720
Like I can understand how you have issues with this.
01:46:55.280
And I have concerns over some of it as well on, on both sides when it comes to this, because
01:47:00.440
I think there is a, uh, you know, when you go down this road of just wanting to persecute
01:47:04.980
and prosecute your enemies, that, that can lead to a place that is problematic.
01:47:11.120
Usually, it usually does lead to a banana Republic.
01:47:16.000
Like when I was thinking about like the, you know, you're talking about James Comey, like
01:47:18.860
how is the James Comey thing any different than Scooter Libby back in the day?
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Like, I think we had what, what I would argue was this mostly unspoken, mostly respected
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truce between these two parties, which basically amounted to, unless it's really egregious, if
01:47:40.920
the person's on the other side, let's just move on.
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And I don't know that that's the best way to run a civilization, but like, it is a thing
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that I think existed in this country most of the time.
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You don't get to keep that after you try to throw the president of the United States
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Of course you don't have that protection anymore.
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And, you know, I think most people who voted for Donald Trump look at it and say, well,
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If you violate the constitution, I'm no longer on your side, but I don't think he is at all.
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I asked Jason earlier today to watch the Pete Hegseth meeting or speech in front of all of the military leaders.
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I think he brought them in to show them how deadly serious the changes at the Pentagon are going to be.
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They, you know, changed it from the Department of Defense to the Department of War to show that we are a war machine.
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That is our job to break things and kill people.
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We don't want to, but when we have to, that's what we have to be the best in the world at.
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And when I was watching this, it was so full of common sense and things that I would think if I were a soldier, I would have wanted to hear a long time ago.
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Uh, in fact, he said, you know, this is not the Pentagon that you dreamt about serving in when you were young.
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He said, we're getting back to what it really is.
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It seemed really important, but I only saw bits and pieces.
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Jason Wow, Glenn, I did not understand the reason for not just doing this on a Zoom call, or I didn't see the point really in bringing them all in until I saw this.
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I mean, it is very clear that American military power is back.
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It's every single reason why men and women put on the uniform and go to defend their country.
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Uh, I haven't seen a military speech like that outside of a movie or.
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I saw when, cause he was standing in front of a giant flag.
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And the last time I saw this, it was done with somebody in a uniform.
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He wasn't in a uniform was from the movie Patton.
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And it kind of felt like that kind of felt like one of those that you're like, yes, you know, but the audience was very quiet.
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I don't know how they related to it, but that's how you felt too.
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Uh, there, there was like one time when I heard a few people, uh, you know, cheering, uh, in the crowd, but I guarantee you, these are not guys that are supposed to cheer in situations like that.
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I won't say all of them, probably 99% of them were going insane.
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They wanted a mosh pit and they wanted to crowd surf.
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Um, what was it that he said that would cause the military leaders to do that?
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Well, I mean, let's, let's start off with, um, this was a complete, this wasn't just a speech.
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This was a complete realignment of the way that the military has been ran over, I would
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say over a decade, a complete realignment and you, yeah, longer than that.
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We talked about it yesterday on just some of the things we thought they were going to
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They actually combined with his speech and the president's speech.
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They actually covered every single thing that we talked about yesterday.
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Um, but Peg Seth's, uh, portion was just the most exciting to me because now they're talking
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about just doing away with all the DEI crap, all the stuff they were focused on.
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They're switching completely to lethality and being a deadly fighting military force.
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And I, we just haven't heard that it's been dressed up in politically correct garbage.
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All the politically correct garbage is getting tossed out the window, but not only that, they're
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focusing on change and how to, you know, as Bruce Lee would say to, to be like water with,
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you know, the direction of how defense tactics and how, you know, uh, the way, the way a modern
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He said, he's going to be making additional speeches that are going to cover, um, infrastructure,
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Everything we need to do to harden down in case an actual huge conflict breaks out, we will
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And I guarantee you with this department of war, with this secretary of war, and with
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It might take a couple of years to fix the damage, but now not only we, but the, and all
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the military leaders that have been frustrated for over a decade, now they can feel confident
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I, to me, this makes total sense and is aligned with everything that Donald Trump says he's
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doing or remember the world as we know, it was set up at Bretton woods.
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It was our financial, everything after world war II, everything was decided on how we were
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going to behave economically and militarily in 1962.
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I think it was, um, a Carol will Carol Quinby, Carol, I can't remember his last name.
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Um, but he was a Harvard, uh, professor and he wrote tragedy and hope.
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And he was an insider and he had been in advising presidents, you know, from, uh, from Truman
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Um, but in 1962, he was banned and everybody looked the other way because he wrote this
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book and he said, look, I I've been part of this and I have to, I'm so excited.
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We're going to get rid of war because we have now tied our economic system so tightly together
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Um, we'll use, uh, economic sanctions and both sides will pay a price and there won't be any
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Um, and so the changes that Donald Trump is making, he's going back to the Bretton Woods
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stuff and he's saying, look, that was for that era that doesn't work anymore.
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You know, when you look at Carol Quig, uh, um, he'll be, I can't remember his last name.
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Um, but when you, when you look at what he wrote, that was basically putting the state department
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as the boss of the department of defense, they would do work, the department of fence and
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the soldiers would start doing work to, you know, democratize the world and bring peace
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And in the little that I heard Hegseth do today, it sounds to me that this is the next
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massive step in what Donald Trump is going to be remembered for.
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He is resetting the entire structure of the world, completely redoing it.
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And he's doing it not just, you know, with our foreign policy, he's now doing it inside
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And he's making those changes in the department of war, um, to say, look, this is what we do.
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If I wanted to have peace, I'm going to go someplace else.
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If somebody wants to, you know, have war with us, we're going to kill them quickly.
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And we're going to say it was not going on for 20 years.
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It's going to last in 18 months and it's over and it will be decisive.
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That's a whole change to the entire global system.
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It's why they hate him so much at the United Nations.
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What you're talking about was echoed by geopolitical analysts all over the world.
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I think his name was Francis Fukushima who wrote the, what was it?
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The end of history, um, talked about that as being, you know, we're done, you know, all
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Just like you said, kind of putting the state department and other organizations that are
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Um, one of the crazy things is one of his students, Samuel Huntington wrote a, uh, kind
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And said, uh, he wrote a clash of civilizations, which basically said, no, no, no, no, no.
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We need to be very careful because future wars will be civilizational.
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Exactly what he predicted is what we're headed for clash of civilizations.
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Look at Europe, look at the United States right now.
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Look at, look how war is being waged on us and we're not even concentrated on it.
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And the president pretty much addressed that as you pointed out where he was like for far
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too long, we've been focused on, you know, providing trillions of dollars, focusing on
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He says, we shouldn't even be out and doing some of these things.
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He said, look, we need to look at our own hemisphere.
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Again, this is something that we pointed out yesterday that we were hoping they would
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Um, this is a complete different realignment of what the threats are against the United
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States and addressing them and being prepared to combat them.
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And I tell you, I'm, I still got goosebumps from the entire thing.
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I now see why they decided to call all of them in and do that.
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I mean, not only is the military on notice, I think the military is relieved, but now our enemies
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The secretary of war, Pete Hegseth said that, uh, to our, he actually turned to the camera
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and addressed, uh, our enemies and he goes in to our enemies.
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And he said the acronym F A F O. And then that's when everyone's that, that was the point
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And he goes, if you need help with translating that, just ask a few of your, uh, enlisted guys.
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But I was like, yeah, it's, it's on, it's on, uh, is the president also said yesterday that
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they were going to be looking at new technology.
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So vaguely they, they talked about, uh, new directions that they need to be going in.
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Um, they did, he was very vague with it, but he also mentioned another follow on speech
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on some of the things that they're, they're going to be focused on.
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But I think we're going to be getting more details on that, but not only new technology,
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but how we're going to manufacture them and how we're going to, uh, supply, uh, the manufacturing
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And it's all going to be, it sounds like homegrown so that we're not reliant upon other countries.
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I mean, they, they included everything in this speech, Glenn.
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I mean, I'm not a military guy, but I have to tell you.
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When I hear stuff like that, I'm like, finally, finally somebody is to, because we all know
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You could get, you could get 10 citizens pulled randomly and you could pull them out as long
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Just pull them out of their jobs and say, Hey, this or that, this or that, this or that.
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Nobody is going to say they want sex changes for frogs, you know, studied in Africa.
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And it's so nice to see common sense play a role because it, it hasn't in a very, very
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By the way, uh, tomorrow I'm going to talk a little bit about digital ID.
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Uh, and I, I want to take you to India, uh, on digital ID and show you what happened there.
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I mean, this is a real threat to America and to freedom all over the world.
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Uh, now, uh, it's coming to the West and it already came to China.
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China, not Japan, Australia, Switzerland just voted on it.
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And again, it's not about anything other than complete control.
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And, uh, we'll show you all about that, uh, on tomorrow's broadcast, Jason, thank you so
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Let me, uh, take JD Vance here on the coming shutdown of the government today.
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We just had a very frank conversation with the Senate and House Democratic leadership.
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Look, the principle at stake here is very simple.
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We have disagreements about tax policy, but you don't shut the government down.
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We have disagreements about healthcare policy, but you don't shut the government down.
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You don't use your policy disagreements as leverage to not pay our troops, to not have
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essential services of government actually function.
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You don't say the fact that you disagree about a particular tax provision is an excuse
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for shutting down the people's government and all the essential services that come along
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If you look at what Chuck Schumer has said in the past consistently, it's whatever our
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Let's figure out a bipartisan solution, but you don't shut the government down.
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In other words, you don't put a gun to the American people's head and say, unless you
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do exactly what Senate and House Democrats want you to do, we're going to shut down your
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That's exactly what they're proposing out there.
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Now we have to remember, they're, they're very frustrated.
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They say that they're very frustrated about the fact that this negotiation has not taken
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But if you look at the original, uh, the original thing they did with this negotiation, it was
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a $1.5 trillion spending package, basically saying to the American people, we want to give
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massive amounts of money, hundreds of billions of dollars to illegal aliens for their health
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care while Americans are struggling to pay their health care bills.
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That was their initial foray into this negotiation.
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And now they come in here saying that if you don't give us everything that we, you, that
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we want, we're going to shut down the government.
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And we think the American people are going to suffer because these guys won't do the right
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You will hear a lot from Senate Democrats, from House Democrats about the fact that American
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Well, we know that American health care policy is broken.
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We've been trying to fix it for the eight months that we've been in office, but every
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single thing that they accuse about being broken about American health care is policy that
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So if they want to talk about how to fix American health care policy, let's do it.
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The Senate majority leader would love to do it.
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Let's work on it together, but let's do it in the context of an open government that's
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providing essential services to the American people.
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And the fact that they refuse to do that shows how unreasonable their position is.
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I think we're headed to a shutdown because the Democrats won't do the right thing.
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I hope they change their mind, but we're going to see.