The Great America Show - The Great America Sunday Show： March 29, 2026

00:00:00 hello everybody and welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us on another

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00:00:19 rolling so we truly truly appreciate it there's so much to talk about today especially the news of

00:00:24 possibly the deep state finally getting a taste of their own medicine.

00:00:29 I know, I know, I know.

00:00:30 And I'm not going to get ahead of myself here.

00:00:32 But with the recent subpoena, the grand jury subpoena of James Comey,

00:00:36 and now possibly James Clapper being called in, I can hardly contain myself.

00:00:41 I want to bring in today's guest, friend of mine, friend of the show,

00:00:44 host of the Stephen Gardner show, Stephen Gardner.

00:00:48 Stephen's been hot on arrests.

00:00:50 Stephen wants arrests perhaps more than me,

00:00:52 and I don't think that's even possible.

00:00:54 So, Steve, let's get to that first.

00:00:57 Deputy AG Todd Blanche was on with Stephen Miller's wife, who happens to do a podcast.

00:01:03 And she asked a million dollar question.

00:01:06 Where the heck are these arrests?

00:01:07 Why haven't we arrested Clapper, Comey, Brennan? 0.99

00:01:14 So many traitors to our country.

00:01:17 Why haven't we done more to hold people accountable?

00:01:20 I think that, well, first of all, I'm not going to talk about any ongoing investigations, and I can't, but I think the Attorney General and myself, Director Patel, are focused on nothing more than accountability.

00:01:35 These are people who waged witch hunts against President Trump for only political purposes, yet I'm sure they're all guilty of committing various crimes, which I know you can't comment on, so we'll give you a pass.

00:01:48 But don't you agree that we should hold people accountable who do these types of things?

00:01:53 I think there's nothing more important in the Department of Justice than accountability.

00:01:56 Yes, I agree with that.

00:02:02 So that's not the answer, Stephen, that people want to hear out of a deputy attorney general.

00:02:07 But we hear behind the scenes that the wheels of justice, I think, are finally in motion.

00:02:12 Yeah, I mean, everybody's frustrated about the lack of arrests. We want accountability. My understanding is there is a lot that's going on behind the scenes that leaves this gap where conspiracy theory or frustration, that vacuum pulls that energy in.

00:02:32 And Todd Blanche, I can tell he's, you know, he knows stuff is going on behind the scenes.

00:02:39 He doesn't want to talk about it. But when you give an answer that sounds almost word for word, what former FBI director Christopher Wray said, I can't talk about it.

00:02:49 I've got an ongoing investigation. It's PTSD for a lot of us going, OK, it's the same words.

00:02:56 it's the same energy nothing's going to happen but it does look like James Comey's being called

00:03:02 in John Brennan others so this is definitely still very much in play yeah I guess it was last week

00:03:09 late last week Comey was allegedly grand jury subpoenaed but we've seen this this trick before

00:03:15 we've seen it happen down in DC now this I'm sorry Virginia but we we see now this one is

00:03:22 happening down in florida where hopefully the judges there are a little bit less corrupt i mean

00:03:28 you see down in the southern district of virginia where lindsey halligan brings this case against 1.00

00:03:35 letitia james for mortgage fraud where steven if you and i would have done it we would have already

00:03:40 been in jail the book would have been thrown at us and forget about it forget a trial or anything

00:03:44 like that uh it then gets thrown at uh lisa crooks or cook i guess is her real name uh the 1.00

00:03:52 on the federal border reserves who also partake by the way we figured out now what these democrats

00:03:57 like to do it's mortgage fraud is their um you know their creme de la creme we find out her the

00:04:02 same thing case thrown out and then we get james comey who who's down there for a small fraction

00:04:09 of a crime i think that he really committed and it was lying to congress which it seems to me is

00:04:14 a normal thing these days everyone goes in and lies to congress because they're feckless i mean

00:04:19 Let's just be honest about it. And nothing gets done.

00:04:23 We watched what happened the last administration referrals to Merrick Garland.

00:04:27 Absolutely nothing done. So then we have Comey with this case down there for lying to Congress doesn't get perp walked.

00:04:32 And people are like, what the heck's going on here? And it seems just more process after process.

00:04:38 Do you think that perhaps this is the time where there's enough adhesive for something to stick?

00:04:45 I sure hope so. I mean, the Democrats would have you believe that President Trump is running this successful revenge campaign and that he is actually making progress.

00:04:58 When from our perspective, you've got some of President Trump's biggest enemies, Adam Schiff, mortgage fraud, Eric Swalwell, mortgage fraud, Letitia James, James Comey, Brennan, Clapper, all of them, Obama.

00:05:14 There's so much documentation that if this were a situation that it was you and I, as you mentioned, we would be going we would be pulling what they're doing with Tyler Robinson in the Charlie Kirk situation.

00:05:26 Oh, my gosh, there's so much evidence. Delay, delay, delay. So I don't know what's going to happen. I'm hopeful that, you know, the wheels of justice move slowly, but justice bends towards, you know, righteous things. These people should be held accountable. They tried to destroy a sitting president. It's all proven out there. Let's just get this thing done.

00:05:47 You know, you mentioned Eric Swalwell. I think it's only right that we talk about him for a quick second. I don't know if you saw, but last Friday he had a lawsuit against Bill Pulte, who's the I guess he's the director or chairman of FHFA, the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

00:06:05 and he had a lawsuit against him for Pulte releasing the files

00:06:10 that pretty much showed that this guy was, like, full of it.

00:06:13 Now it comes out that Swalwell doesn't actually live in California

00:06:15 and he was renting, like, a little place from somebody.

00:06:18 And it's what these people do.

00:06:20 Caught, Swalwell just dropped his lawsuit against Bill Pulte,

00:06:24 who, by the way, I talk to Bill probably once a week.

00:06:27 He's a totally stand-up guy.

00:06:29 Isn't going to do anything to ruin his reputation,

00:06:31 and Bill doesn't need this job.

00:06:33 He's one of the his family is one of the most successful builders in America.

00:06:38 I think a Pulte construction, I think, is the company. Extremely, extremely successful.

00:06:42 So he doesn't need this job. But Swalwell waving the white flag.

00:06:47 I don't know what that means now for his senatorial race over in California.

00:06:52 Well, I think what we're going to find is that he doesn't have the the five years of actually living in California to run for governor.

00:07:00 we're going to find out that the documents that he's suing over they're public they're part of

00:07:06 all these mortgage documents are public that's this is how they got letitia james this is how

00:07:10 they got um adam schiff but so that that lawsuit is going to fall apart but going going back to

00:07:17 comey brennan uh the only one that may get away with it i think is obama but if this were in

00:07:23 washington dc i would say that this is a waste of taxpayer money it's a it's a dead end but where it

00:07:29 is in florida i do think it has an opportunity to actually be presented correctly yeah i think

00:07:35 you're absolutely right let's turn to uh robert muller passing away uh over the weekend i guess

00:07:41 his official date uh and the legacy that he leaves behind i i mean it's one uh in my opinion of great

00:07:49 disservice to the country i was scrolling on twitter over the weekend and i came across a

00:07:54 I really clip and it brought back great nostalgia of one of my best friends and mentors, the great Lou Dobbs.

00:08:02 Let's take a listen.

00:08:02 And I want to get your reaction.

00:08:04 Records that show that Mueller and his team destroyed, wiped out the files on phones.

00:08:09 Some what was it?

00:08:10 Twenty some odd phones.

00:08:11 This is outrageous.

00:08:13 Now, this sounds like Hillary Clinton all over again. 1.00

00:08:14 We're just missing the what is it?

00:08:16 The bleach bit.

00:08:18 Yeah, it was accidental.

00:08:19 Of course, Lou, all that was happening accidentally.

00:08:21 One phone wiped itself out.

00:08:23 So that's just complete magic.

00:08:24 Look, if the FBI went into a corporation and the entire leadership of the corporation among them wiped out clean the phones of 30 plus phones, what would the FBI do?

00:08:34 We already know what they do because Mueller's team told us.

00:08:37 They said they raided Manafort's home that morning.

00:08:38 Remember that guns drawn raid?

00:08:40 It was because they were worried he was destroying evidence.

00:08:41 So we have the IG, the DOJ, find out quite apparently that all this evidence is magically disappearing from these phones based on what I call a pandemic of phones being wiped.

00:08:51 And they do nothing about it.

00:08:52 And this would never have come out but for our lawsuit.

00:08:53 And we just found out earlier in another release that Mueller was in the running for the FBI position.

00:08:59 Rosenstein wrote an email saying he's taking himself out of consideration, which means he was under consideration and he knew it, which raises questions about perjury to Congress.

00:09:06 So between what happened with Mueller's testimony and the destruction of evidence and the potential destruction of justice, there needs to be a criminal investigation of the Mueller team.

00:09:14 And the fact that it evidently hasn't been done yet speaks volumes about the way the DOJ is being run when it comes to their own internal corruption.

00:09:21 Stephen, Mueller was part of the 100 plus million dollar scam against the taxpayers to run this witch hunt to get President Trump. 0.98

00:09:32 He ultimately failed like a total loser.

00:09:35 But this man spent his the end of his career on a witch hunt for President Trump. 0.98

00:09:42 Your thoughts?

00:09:44 Well, when I saw him die, I had the same reaction.

00:09:46 Good. That guy completely wasted taxpayer money.

00:09:50 And tried to destroy the Trump family and the Trump presidency.

00:09:54 I have a personal bad, bad feelings towards Robert Mueller because I have voted for President Trump three times.

00:10:03 But after the first time, I was so busy getting a company up and running.

00:10:07 I had young children. I was watching CNN because at the time I didn't realize that CNN was propaganda.

00:10:14 But I didn't know that. Right.

00:10:16 And so I see Adam Schiff coming out saying, if the American people saw what I saw in that skiff, they would want this president.

00:10:24 And I was like, oh, my gosh, I think the guy I voted for is bad.

00:10:28 And then every day CNN would have Robert Mueller with his briefcase and security guards walk walking down towards the court.

00:10:35 And I was like, oh, my gosh, I voted for a guy that's literally a Russian asset.

00:10:40 Well, once my eyes were opened up, it was one of the reasons I started my channel that now has over two million subscribers, because my eyes are open.

00:10:49 And you know what? It doesn't bother me a bit that this guy's dead.

00:10:52 He wasted American taxpayer money, tried to go after Trump.

00:10:56 There's many records out there that he falsely accused and imprisoned lots of people.

00:11:01 And I don't really care. I mean, I know people are having a bad reaction to Trump saying he's a bad guy.

00:11:07 I'm glad he's dead. Now he can't hurt anybody else. 0.54

00:11:09 You know, why would anyone be shocked that President Trump would have bad feelings towards someone who spent, you know, 50 to 100 million dollars trying to destroy him?

00:11:20 Yeah. And I mean, you and I both know that you've had people on your show who are affected.

00:11:25 Roger Stone, it's no secret, is one of my best friends in this industry.

00:11:29 I think the saying is, if you want a friend in this industry, you get a dog.

00:11:33 But nonetheless, Roger is one of my best friends in this industry.

00:11:36 And I personally watched because, you know, I know I know Roger dating back to, I guess, 2014, 2015.

00:11:43 I watched what they did and what they did to this man and how they it was just a total disgrace and a miscarriage of justice.

00:11:54 And I'll never forget going into Lou Dobbs's office when I was back at Fox News and Lou did not like to get involved.

00:12:00 I mean, he went on air and he scorched earth, you know, all the deep staters.

00:12:05 But he did not want to get involved, you know, when it came time to pardons.

00:12:08 He didn't like, you know, to get into the nitty gritty, ask the president for favors.

00:12:13 There's no secret. They're very close. But I went in to lose all of his time.

00:12:16 I said, Lou, we've got to help Roger. I mean, he needs a pardon.

00:12:21 This is disgusting. They were trying to send him to jail for seven to 10 years for absolutely not.

00:12:26 They said he lied to Congress. He lied on the world. But, Stephen, literally, they can get you to lie in for Congress,

00:12:31 which is why he said it's so common it's like did you eat a turkey sandwich for for breakfast last 1.00

00:12:36 week yes i ate a turkey sandwich oh it turned out it was ham you're a liar you lied to congress 0.93

00:12:40 that's the kind of lying they accused roger of doing whereas you've got uh these guys like comey 0.99

00:12:46 who are literally getting away with murder it's so disgusting and to see people out there uh you 0.93

00:12:52 know cheering on robert muller like he was a saint he was a terrible terrible terrible human 0.90

00:12:58 being and he ruined the lives of innocent people. That's so wrong to do. Yeah. You think that

00:13:05 President Trump is going to say nice things about Letitia James or James Comey or John Clapper when

00:13:11 they eventually die? No. So I don't know why anybody would be shocked. But Robert Mueller,

00:13:17 you know, he tried to destroy the person that we voted to go into office. And thank goodness,

00:13:25 You know, things ended up working out for Donald J. Trump, because now we have him in and he's been doing a lot of good.

00:13:32 But, yeah, I don't share it. I don't shed any tears over Robert Mueller.

00:13:41 Let's turn to a man that we're both not too fond of, Chuck Schumer over in the Senate from the once great state of New York.

00:13:51 Hopefully it'll be made great again one day. But Chuck Schumer having a little slip up.

00:13:58 Now, I'm not going to quite accuse him of having dementia yet, but we'll say he got a little choked up.

00:14:04 Chuck Schumer, all of a sudden, Stephen, is now all in favor of funding ICE.

00:14:09 You're never going to believe this. This is not AI, folks. This is real.

00:14:13 But that's an ongoing process. They're meeting today again.

00:14:17 But we must fund TSA now

00:14:22 Was it a slip or does he mean it?

00:14:26 President Trump writing on Truth Social

00:14:29 Chuck Schumer got a little discombobulated

00:14:33 And he put it in quotations

00:14:34 For those of you folks who didn't pick up on it

00:14:37 It was the discombobulator which they used in Venezuela

00:14:40 To take out Nicolas Maduro

00:14:42 Where the folks' noses started bleeding

00:14:44 Their ears started ringing

00:14:46 Your thoughts, Steve?

00:14:47 Well, obviously, it reminded me of George Bush talking about, you know, Putin.

00:14:55 Oh, one man can't just go into another country and attack Iraq. 0.62

00:14:59 I mean, right. Remember that? Remember that big slip up?

00:15:03 So President Trump has brilliantly used judo against the Democrat Party.

00:15:10 So they're saying ice is bad. Ice is bad. Ice is bad. We can't fund that.

00:15:15 Well, ICE is funded for multiple years because of the big, beautiful bill.

00:15:19 So what are they doing now?

00:15:20 They're punishing the Secret Service.

00:15:23 They're punishing TSA.

00:15:26 They're punishing the Coast Guard and other parts of the Department of Homeland Security apparatus.

00:15:32 So what does Trump do?

00:15:34 I'm actually going to get travel going.

00:15:36 20 million people are having their travel disrupted because of the Democrat Party.

00:15:41 over 100,000 people are going on their third missed paycheck. Elon Musk says, I'm going to

00:15:48 cover this payroll for the government until we can get this open. And Trump says, I'm sending

00:15:54 ICE agents in. And it's just beautiful. I mean, he's literally using their worst nightmare against

00:16:00 them to solve America's problems. Yeah. I mean, it's ridiculous that the Democrats once again

00:16:08 have us in this stalemate. It's absolutely ridiculous. Let's take a listen in Secretary 0.99

00:16:15 of Transportation. Sean Duffy was on this week with ABC Sunday morning. Let's take a listen to

00:16:20 what he had to say. Yeah, the two sides are exchanging paper. The last I know, I'm not

00:16:24 intimately involved in the negotiations. But as you know, ICE is funded through 2029. But the

00:16:29 president has made concessions to Democrats where ICE would wear body cameras. I think the real

00:16:36 sticker here is Democrats want ICE to take off their face masks. The problem with that is we

00:16:42 know the Democrats are going to want to dox those ICE agents, go to their homes, harass their kids. 1.00

00:16:46 That's a problem. And I think there's a bigger issue here. The Democrats actually want to defund

00:16:51 ICE or they want to defund CBP. And so the common sense Democrats have to come to the table,

00:16:57 figure out a solution to, again, let these lines flow. This is spring break. We have families

00:17:01 that are trying to go on vacation, and they're stuck in lines for two, three hours at a time.

00:17:06 And it's painful with a guy with nine kids. I've traveled with them, and it's really hard

00:17:11 just to get right through TSA and travel, let alone sit in lines for two to three hours.

00:17:15 Yeah, I think he's completely right, and we're going to roll what he had to say about TSA after

00:17:20 this. But I mean, your thoughts, it's ridiculous. Yeah, as somebody that travels with young 0.96

00:17:26 children it is extremely difficult imagine waiting 200 minutes in line then somebody needs to go to

00:17:32 the bathroom uh or i mean it's such a disruption of business it's such a disruption of the good

00:17:40 life i hope that every single person connected to tsa and the airport has their eyes open and goes

00:17:47 wait a minute we're literally garbage we're literally the pawn of the democrat party they're

00:17:52 using us as a weapon. I can't pay my bills. I can't cover emergencies. I can't cover the gas 0.97

00:17:58 prices. Why? Because I can't get a dang paycheck because of the Democrat Party. So they need to 0.90

00:18:04 get this funded. Again, Elon Musk stepping in saying, listen, let me try to help solve the

00:18:09 problems like that other guy did stepping in and paying the military last fall. But the Democrat

00:18:15 Party, they're making themselves look bad in an attempt. So they're drinking poison,

00:18:21 hoping that it hurts Donald Trump, but they're just hurting themselves and the American people.

00:18:26 Yeah, I think the numbers, the magic number is 400 so far as we sit here today.

00:18:30 400 agents have quit so far since or resigned or whatever you want to call it,

00:18:35 went on a temporary leave since not getting paid and they've got to seek other employment.

00:18:39 Sean Duffy said that he doesn't think it gets much worse than this.

00:18:42 So I think as we look forward to Friday, that's when the next paycheck should come.

00:18:46 And if this if this Homeland Security funding isn't resolved, I think you're going to see more TSA agents as we come to Thursday, Friday, Saturday of next week.

00:18:54 They're going to quit or they're not going to show up.

00:18:57 A lot of the starting salaries at TSA, they're right around fifty thousand dollars.

00:19:01 So if you live in one of the big cities of America, L.A. or New York or or Miami, it's hard for these individuals already to make their ends meet.

00:19:11 But with out getting paychecks, it's even that much more challenging.

00:19:14 And so they're going to take other jobs to put food on the table and pay the rent.

00:19:18 So I do think it's going to get much worse.

00:19:20 And as it gets worse, I think that puts pressure on the Congress to come to a resolution.

00:19:25 Democrats have to say, you know what, we're not going to defund this.

00:19:27 We're going to actually work together, have some common sense reform that the president will work with us on.

00:19:32 And, you know, let's get America working again.

00:19:36 And the last thing you want as you travel is to deal with political fights at the airport.

00:19:41 Let that stay in Congress. But but but don't extract pain out of me and my family as I'm trying to just go to Florida and get some sun on my bones during spring break with my kids.

00:19:53 It's it's pretty crazy. Some of the wait times are over two hours long.

00:19:57 Elon Musk now offering to pay some of the paychecks these people.

00:20:01 I don't know if you knew this, but I think there's about 20 or 25 airports throughout the country that have actually privatized airport screening, which is totally normal.

00:20:11 There's nothing to be worried about here, but privatized security.

00:20:14 So it's not TSA. Do you think it's time for maybe President Trump to employ some of those people at other airports, get some of those companies to to branch out and start covering bigger airports like Atlanta, which I saw the other day?

00:20:28 I sat through two hour long waits or up here in New York at JFK or Newark, some of the busier hubs.

00:20:36 Yeah, I think that maybe it's time for everything to become private.

00:20:40 I mean, almost anything the government touches is just inefficient.

00:20:44 It's expensive. It's slow. The red tape, all of that.

00:20:49 I mean, think about this for a minute, John.

00:20:51 You've got half the country, 50 percent of the country can't afford a five hundred dollar emergency.

00:20:58 Now imagine these same people that, as Sean Duffy said right there, making around $50,000 a year.

00:21:04 If you can't afford a $500 emergency, how can you afford missing three paychecks?

00:21:10 I mean, this is just disgusting what they're doing to the American workers.

00:21:14 Yep, and Elon Musk offering to come save the day again.

00:21:18 Is Elon making his way back into the fold?

00:21:20 Is he back in?

00:21:21 What's the deal with that?

00:21:23 Well, I think Elon Musk has a tender heart towards humanity.

00:21:27 Almost everything he builds is about making life better, better for humans.

00:21:33 So I don't know. Who knows? Maybe maybe there's ulterior motives that his robots are going to take over the airport in future contracts.

00:21:40 But I think right now what he's looking at is his brain likes to solve problems.

00:21:46 He sees a problem for 20 million Americans and 100000 employees.

00:21:50 And he's going, I think I could solve this. And that's what he's trying to do.

00:21:55 Yeah, I think you're absolutely right. Let's turn to a little bit of foreign policy. Stephen, my favorite thing in the world, pun intended. I ran over the weekend launching a series of missiles, stunning Europe and I guess the rest of the world, showing that their missiles can hit cities, including London or Berlin, Paris, Munich, Rome, Oslo, showing that these missiles launch, Stephen, a whopping 4000 kilometers, which about 2500 miles.

00:22:25 showing that they could hit almost every single country in Europe.

00:22:30 In fact, almost all of them holding out a few to the West, Iceland, one of them, Greenland, coincidentally.

00:22:39 This is, I think, is just another case of President Trump was right about everything.

00:22:44 He warned us this was the case that was going to happen.

00:22:47 The Democrats told us, the Rhinos told us, they're not doing it. 0.99

00:22:51 You guys have been saying they're doing this for 25 years.

00:22:55 The Iranian regime are good people and they've actually come out and defended these people.

00:23:00 They're great people. You're going for a regime change again.

00:23:05 And President Trump's like, no, no, no, no, no. Steve Whitcoff went over there.

00:23:09 He spoke to these people. He realized they weren't negotiating in good faith.

00:23:12 And boom, it turns out President Trump was right about everything.

00:23:17 Once again, they are indeed working on intercontinental ballistic missiles that can hit America.

00:23:24 And they're not far off. I hate to break it to the rhinos and the Democrats. 0.99

00:23:29 Yeah, this was a revelation in the last couple of days that was actually very crucial.

00:23:36 I mean, it's now not disputed that they had enough enriched uranium to make around 10 nuclear packets,

00:23:44 maybe not big bombs like we dropped in the past, but nuclear packets that could be attached to these ICBMs and fired off.

00:23:53 Everyone thought, well, it's not really an issue. Maybe Israel will have to watch out for that. But now you've got Vladimir Putin confirming the uranium. You've now got the military confirming these long distance missiles. And now you've got Iran themselves proving that they have the ability to hit London, Moscow, Paris, all of that. 0.72

00:24:20 What does that signal? Well, America's not in trouble, but 50 percent of our military is sitting in Europe right now.

00:24:27 That means every American base in Europe could be hit with a nuclear packet.

00:24:32 So this just proves that President Trump's instincts and intel were good.

00:24:38 Nobody wanted this war. Nobody wants paying these extra prices right now.

00:24:42 But you know what's really awful? Finding out that an entire country was slammed with a nuclear bomb. So I think he made the right move. It's painful. I know that it's caused a lot of bad feelings within MAGA.

00:24:57 But I think a lot of that is I think the American people overall, they support this because for years we've been hearing about the danger of Iran. 0.88

00:25:06 It wasn't like this just popped up 22 days ago and they suddenly decided to go take out Khamenei.

00:25:12 Anyone with a brain, even me, who was dealing with the Mueller PSYOP in 2017, knew that Iran was dangerous. 0.95

00:25:20 So I think Iran firing these missiles off just absolutely was the last nail in the coffin that President Trump was right. 1.00

00:25:27 Yep. Yep. And I think it kills the Democrats to to deal with this.

00:25:34 Now, President Trump is ramping up his threats on Iran.

00:25:36 I don't even consider them threats.

00:25:37 I think they're more promises when you've got a leader like President Trump threatening to obliterate Iran's power plants.

00:25:44 If they keep playing games in the Strait of Hormuz over the weekend, reportedly hitting their main nuclear facility again to the north up in in Iran. 0.56

00:25:56 And the other day, I don't know if you caught this, but I found this wildly hysterical because Democrats, they love to accuse President Trump of being demented. 0.97

00:26:05 He's got dementia. He's old. His hands have bruises on them. 0.96

00:26:09 I hate to break it to the Democrats, but go talk to any person over the age of like 70 who's on blood thinners.

00:26:14 I remember from my grandmother, Stephen, I used to go over house and she'd have bruises all over her arms. 0.97

00:26:20 And I go, Nana, who did it to you? I'm going to go beat them into a budget.

00:26:24 She goes, no, honey, it was putting my hands on the table.

00:26:26 So whatever they try to accuse President Trump of, it's usually what they're dealing with, as we saw Chuck Schumer with his little slip up.

00:26:33 But this was President Trump's alleged slip up the other day.

00:26:36 Let's take a listen.

00:26:37 Their leaders are all gone.

00:26:39 The next set of leaders are all gone.

00:26:41 And the next set of leaders are mostly gone.

00:26:44 And now nobody wants to be a leader over there anymore.

00:26:47 We're having a hard time.

00:26:48 We want to talk to them.

00:26:50 And there's nobody to talk to.

00:26:52 We have nobody to talk to.

00:26:53 And you know what?

00:26:54 We like it that way.

00:26:56 Oh, what do you, what do you think? I think he's right when he says nobody wants to be a leader.

00:27:03 Why, why would you, as soon as you are named, they immediately start tracking you. They can

00:27:09 hit you in the desert. They can hit you in a steel beam reinforced basement bunker. I mean,

00:27:16 I think that anyone in Iran is like, I'm not stepping up because it immediately puts a bullseye 1.00

00:27:21 on your back. Now, I do hope that they'll be able to find somebody that they can work with similar

00:27:27 to Venezuela, where it's like, OK, listen, we're not out to destroy you. We don't want to do

00:27:32 nation building. Therefore, we're not trying to do nation wrecking. But you got to quit attacking

00:27:38 your neighbors. And now with over 20 Arab nations coming together, saying we condemn this. And if 0.61

00:27:44 you hit us again, we're going to join forces and we will all come against Iran. 1.00

00:27:51 trump's team is reportedly putting together a uh six commitment plan for iran should they find

00:28:01 somebody to talk to those six uh commitments are no missile program for five years and i don't

00:28:07 think that's a uh a nuclear missile program it's uh just a general missile program zero uranium

00:28:12 rich enrichment uh decommissioning of bomb to reactors at uh nantins uh estavon and four down

00:28:21 Strict outside observation of centrifuges related to nuclear machinery, regional arms control treaties with missile caps no higher than a thousand and no financing proxies such as the terrorist regimes of Hezbollah, the Houthis and Hamas.

00:28:38 I think that's extremely, extremely good of a deal for Iran.

00:28:45 He's pretty much just telling them, go on, build a country where you can defend yourselves against people, but no nuclear weapons.

00:28:52 I don't think that's too much to ask for in a world where President Trump is looking to denuclearize the rest of the world anyway.

00:28:59 Yeah, I think it's a very generous offer.

00:29:02 Basically, what he's saying is like, we want you to exist, but you can't have any military

00:29:07 equipment that can attack your neighbor because you guys have proven over and over again that

00:29:12 when you guys have military weapons, you use them against people.

00:29:15 So go do your oil like he's not canceling contracts with China.

00:29:19 He's not canceling contracts with Pakistan or Russia.

00:29:23 He's literally just saying you no longer get to be the hub of terrorism or the bank for

00:29:29 terrorism and you don't get to keep attacking your neighbors like UAE and Kuwait and Oman and

00:29:36 Israel. We want peace in there. Therefore, we have to remove your teeth and treat you like a dog. 0.85

00:29:43 But I think it's going to happen. I mean, at some point they're going to run out of equipment,

00:29:49 but I really hope that it doesn't come down to these threats of now we're going to hit your

00:29:55 desalinization plants. We're going to hit your electric grid. I did see that they just in the

00:30:01 last couple of days, they hit an ammunition warehouse and my gosh, boom, one of the biggest

00:30:07 mushroom clouds I've seen in my lifetime. But guess what? If you're going to use that type

00:30:12 of equipment to kill people, then we're going to take those away from you. You know what would be 0.95

00:30:17 the funniest part about it all is if he can manage to take out every single piece of

00:30:22 of launching capabilities and left them literally if they do have nuclear weapons presently just

00:30:29 with their nuclear weapons with no way to launch them it's like uh it's like sitting there with

00:30:34 two pieces of bread with no meat in the middle it's the most disappointing thing in the world

00:30:38 yeah um you know one thing that i think that they are are going to do and i i think that they've

00:30:44 already started this is they're saying okay uh if if we can't destroy or get to the uranium that's

00:30:51 buried deep in these mountain fortresses then what we're going to do is we're going to pound

00:30:56 that mountain with so many 5 000 pounds that nobody will ever be able to get to that again

00:31:02 you would be better off creating all new enriched 60 uranium which they're not going to allow to

00:31:09 happen yeah with the i call them the bronco buster but the bunker busters which are i think that's one

00:31:14 of the coolest weapons they've got out there this missile that launches just miles into the ground

00:31:18 and just explodes everything underneath it.

00:31:22 Yeah, they've got themselves between a rock and a hard place, no pun intended.

00:31:25 It's up to them to get themselves out of it.

00:31:29 They put themselves in it.

00:31:30 Nobody else did this to them.

00:31:32 They put themselves in this situation.

00:31:34 It wasn't America. 0.68

00:31:35 It wasn't Israel. 0.88

00:31:36 It wasn't the rest of Europe who's turned out to be as feckless as we thought they were.

00:31:40 It's going to be fun to see when they need America to come save their bacon again via NATO 0.76

00:31:45 with how little these, some of these, I should say, some of them,

00:31:49 these European countries who want to come now claim the victory with President Trump.

00:31:53 It wasn't.

00:31:54 It was America and it was Israel who took care of this, 1.00

00:31:57 what had to be done once and for all.

00:31:59 Steve, I want to get your take real quick before we wrap up.

00:32:03 Dan Bongino, I don't know if you follow him, but over the weekend,

00:32:08 and we're not going to play the videos because there's some profanity in it,

00:32:10 But people are not happy with, I guess, the job that he did over at the FBI.

00:32:16 And every time he's confronted with it, he curses at people and says, why don't you guys volunteer?

00:32:22 And over the weekend, he said it to someone who said, I volunteered my life as a police officer.

00:32:27 Another guy, I think, was a Green Beret. 0.86

00:32:30 What's your take on this all and Dan Bongino?

00:32:35 So I still have a lot of respect for Dan Bongino.

00:32:38 I was disappointed that some of the stuff that he talked about on his podcast or promise just did not come to fruition.

00:32:46 But that seems to be, you know, anything that has to do with arrests or the rule of law, it just all is moving slower than any of us want.

00:32:55 But Dan Bongino gave up a five million plus career, five million dollar plus career.

00:33:03 He was working 80 to 100 hours a week.

00:33:06 he was being constantly criticized anything that he did correct nobody cared about right so for

00:33:13 example i tried to be pretty balanced of like hey i want the epstein stuff too but we should also be

00:33:18 grateful that they've taken 1200 pedophiles off the street and returned thousands of children

00:33:23 to their homes so i tried to be balanced about it in my mind i'm sure he's a little bit defensive

00:33:29 but i think what he is saying is like listen i made a big sacrifice and we didn't get as much

00:33:34 done as we wanted but you can't discount the fact that I gave it everything that I could

00:33:38 and I just I was ready to move on yeah I'm just not a fan of the quitting thing man I I was raised

00:33:44 you know my grandmother used to um too hard on me you know she wanted me to grow up to be a man and

00:33:50 um you know quitting was never an option it was always finish the job or do your best to finish

00:33:56 the job and and make sure that you know you're there at the finish line so I've never been a

00:34:01 fan of that. I've never been a fan of, uh, of people quitting. So I guess that's my, you know,

00:34:05 my biggest, uh, I would say gripe with him, you know, get in there, do the job, finish the job

00:34:10 and then move on with your life. Steven Gardner, host of the Steven Gardner show. I want to give

00:34:15 you the last word here, let the audience know where they can join you each and every day for

00:34:19 your wonderful show. I think we're going to wrap up the Iran, the Iran situation here fairly quickly.

00:34:25 They're going to be using money against them, their own oil against them.

00:34:30 You've got 20 plus Arab nations now coming in saying we're willing to get involved.

00:34:35 You finally got NATO saying we're willing to get involved.

00:34:39 So I do think that we're going to see this idea of the coalition of the willing to come in.

00:34:45 But President Trump brilliantly set us up with drill, baby, drill.

00:34:49 This isn't going to affect America as much as other parts of the world.

00:34:52 at the same time, we may need to help rebuild some of our Abraham Accord partners. I'm grateful

00:35:01 to see that many of them are still going to keep their commitment of over $4 trillion in investment

00:35:06 capital into the United States. So they stretch our back. We need to scratch theirs. But this

00:35:12 thing has been handled. And I don't believe that this is going to be a forever war.

00:35:17 Nope. And that's what President Trump has said. And you know what? He hasn't lied to us yet

00:35:21 over the course of two terms.

00:35:23 Should have been, I guess, three terms,

00:35:24 but he hasn't lied to us yet, so I'm rolling with him.

00:35:27 Steven Gardner, host of the Steven Gardner Show.

00:35:29 Folks, you can catch him each and every day.

00:35:31 Rumble, YouTube, Twitter, wherever you guys get your stuff.

00:35:33 You can find him there.

00:35:36 Pretty noticeable guy.

00:35:37 Two million followers.

00:35:39 A great, great audience.

00:35:40 Steven Gardner, we'll talk to you hopefully next week.

00:35:42 We're going to try to do this every week or every two weeks

00:35:45 and get you on.

00:35:46 The audience loves you here,

00:35:47 so we're going to try to do this hopefully next week.

00:35:50 Thank you very much.

00:35:51 Stephen Gardner folks

00:35:52 be sure to catch his show

00:35:54 each and every night

00:35:55 each and every day

00:35:55 does a terrific show

00:35:56 we'll see you back here

00:35:57 tomorrow folks

00:35:58 for the Great America Show

00:35:58 true justice

00:35:59 and the American way

00:36:00 until then

00:36:00 may God bless you

00:36:01 may God bless America

00:36:03 and may God bless

00:36:03 the great

00:36:04 Lou Dobbs

00:36:05 have a wonderful evening

00:36:05 everybody

00:36:06 we'll see you tomorrow

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The Great America Show - March 29, 2026

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