The Great America Show - May 27, 2026


Trump DEFIES ALL ODDS in Latest Blow to RINOS and MSM!


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Donald Trump has a grasp on the Republican Party unlike no other presidential candidate in history. He is here to stay, whether you like it or not, he does have control of the Republican party and what he says goes.

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00:00:00.000 hello everybody and welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us on a beautiful
00:00:06.560 day in america thank you so much for spending part of your evening with us here on the great
00:00:11.540 america show a true delight and i want to start tonight by apologizing for my absence for the
00:00:16.880 last week and a day as i updated you guys about two weeks ago i expressed some concern
00:00:24.120 um i was going through with my pup who unfortunately last tuesday lost his battle
00:00:31.660 with cancer so um you know i decided it was the right thing to do to take some time off to
00:00:37.320 digest and and um you know take a step back i guess from some some reality so i apologize for
00:00:44.260 my absence but uh after a week off i thought it was the right thing to do to come back tonight so
00:00:50.220 So my little buddy has crossed over the Rainbow Bridge and is now pain-free and up in heaven.
00:00:57.620 So I appreciate you guys hanging tight with us here on The Great America Show.
00:01:01.880 So over the last week, we missed some big news.
00:01:07.140 Primary on Tuesday night, which was, I guess, the last show we did before I took a little break.
00:01:14.180 And then last night, once again in Texas.
00:01:17.600 And it further has reaffirmed something, folks, that I think you and I have all known.
00:01:26.660 And I think for some people has been hard for them to fathom.
00:01:30.980 And the fact of the matter is, is that Donald Trump has a grasp on the GOP and a grasp on the Republican Party, unlike no person ever in history.
00:01:41.000 So. The mainstream media won't acknowledge it.
00:01:45.680 Some Republicans behind closed doors won't acknowledge it.
00:01:50.000 But it's something you and I have been talking about now here for the last year plus.
00:01:55.540 And I've reiterated whether, you know, you love the man or you hate the man.
00:01:59.980 He does have control of the Republican Party and what he says goes.
00:02:04.820 So whether they like it or not, they're going to have to deal with it.
00:02:09.520 And the truth of the matter is, is Donald Trump is here to stay, whether he's
00:02:14.840 The president of the United States, whether he's in some capacity as an advisor after he leaves office, he's here to stay and his endorsement is literal gold.
00:02:27.660 And we've seen it time and time again. We've seen it time and time again through the primary process.
00:02:32.800 We've seen it time and time again through the general election process.
00:02:35.540 And we've seen it time and time again, how well candidates perform with Donald Trump at the top of the ticket.
00:02:42.560 But what we've seen this midterm cycle, I think, is unlike anything we've ever seen before.
00:02:48.720 For the Senate, he endorsed nine candidates.
00:02:51.140 He won these nine candidates.
00:02:52.820 For the House, he endorsed 101 candidates.
00:02:55.620 He won 101 candidacies in primaries.
00:02:59.260 And for governor's races, he endorsed eight candidates.
00:03:02.540 And you've guessed it, eight candidates prevailing.
00:03:06.340 But the latest one, aside from Thomas Massey down in Kentucky, is yesterday with Ken Paxson and John Cornyn.
00:03:17.060 And the sentiment you're hearing today and from the Marxist Dems and from the rhinos in the party is that, well, John Cornyn lost.
00:03:26.660 So I find myself politically homeless. There's nowhere left for me in this party. 0.67
00:03:31.620 I don't fit anywhere in this party. They don't support my traditional Republican values. Well, what are those traditional Republican values that these people want to talk about? I'll tell you what they are. They're the good old-fashioned country club Republican values.
00:03:50.320 the ones of john mccain the ones of mit romney where you've got to have a certain look
00:03:57.900 a certain steez to you your hair has got to be quaffed a certain way
00:04:02.520 your facial hair has to be trimmed a certain way if you're allowed to have any at all those days
00:04:08.560 are long over and i've said this and i've joked from the beginning folks donald trump does not
00:04:13.040 look like a president he doesn't speak like a president and that's why he resonates i believe
00:04:18.720 so well with each and every single one of us for years, for years that I've been in this business.
00:04:25.580 I'll be 32 years old next week. And I've been in the political business since I was 17, 18 years
00:04:32.420 old. From the time that I've gotten in this business, it's always been that way. You got
00:04:38.880 to look this way, you have to act this way, and you have to do things this way. And Donald Trump
00:04:43.780 never cared about that he never cared about fitting in regardless of what people want to say
00:04:49.660 when they told him down in mar-a-lago down in palm beach florida you don't fit in our country club
00:04:55.480 what did donald trump go do he went and built mar-a-lago he said yeah you don't want to let
00:05:00.860 me in i'll build my own so he's always had this unconventional way of doing things it's
00:05:05.320 unconventional way of speaking to people now i often say it all the time and that ted cruz said
00:05:09.940 it i think perfectly uh during the uh the 2020 to 2016 campaign donald trump has new york values
00:05:17.900 and he got a lot of flack for it and it's one of few things i actually agree with ted cruz on
00:05:23.600 being a new yorker it's hard to explain it's like one of those things where you have to
00:05:29.360 be there to to understand it new yorkers are brash new yorkers are for the most part unpolished
00:05:37.700 We have very little filters. And you know what? Some people love us for it. And I'm sure more
00:05:44.000 people hate us for it. I'm sure there's people out there listening to me right now who can't
00:05:47.620 stand me because of it. But I think it's just a certain way that we're raised. It's a certain
00:05:51.760 way that we go about life. I'd argue New Yorkers have a sense of street smarts
00:05:57.160 that you really don't learn in school. You really don't learn unless you grow up here.
00:06:04.460 So back when Ted Cruz said that, you know, there are people who took offense to it.
00:06:08.240 And I said, no, he's absolutely right.
00:06:10.120 Donald Trump does have New York values and they're different than the rest of the world.
00:06:13.800 It's something that you gain here growing up.
00:06:17.260 And I think he's shown it.
00:06:18.560 And I think the general sentiment of it, actually, I don't think, I know, just based on his three elections,
00:06:29.780 the numbers went from small medium to large 2016 2020 and 2024 the most votes in the history
00:06:40.300 of this country so i don't think i know it's what the american people want i know it's what
00:06:48.260 the american people are starving for we want people that we can relate to we want politicians
00:06:56.420 that we'd love to go out and have a beer with,
00:06:58.260 have a glass of wine with, smoke a cigar with.
00:07:01.740 We don't want these people who go out in front of the camera one day,
00:07:06.160 say one thing, and then run behind closed doors and it's another.
00:07:10.340 And you know, that was the biggest issue I took with Thomas Massey.
00:07:14.000 I know there's people out there who are abhorrent that Thomas Massey lost.
00:07:18.480 But I got to know Thomas Massey over the years,
00:07:21.580 friends who have worked closely with him.
00:07:23.860 And from everything I heard about Thomas Massey 0.75
00:07:25.560 was the guy is a fraud. He says one thing to you in front of your face and the other thing is
00:07:30.520 behind the scenes. Constantly grandstanding. And I said this last week on last Tuesday's show.
00:07:37.980 Nobody wants to deal with that crap. Nobody wants to deal with someone who needs to be 0.99
00:07:43.020 thanked and praised every single time they do the right thing. That's not how the real world works,
00:07:49.260 folks you and i both know it you don't go to work every single day and and expect whether you work
00:07:55.900 at walmart stocking the shelves whether you work at a bank as a ceo you don't go to work every day
00:08:00.480 expecting that someone's going to be there with pom-poms for you every single time you stock the
00:08:05.900 shelves straight or every single time you make a good deal as a ceo and and i say this all the
00:08:11.880 time it goes across the board whatever your job is whatever it doesn't matter and that's who thomas
00:08:18.320 mass he was. And it was the same thing that we saw with John Cornyn, who was a total rhino.
00:08:27.600 Grandstanding, grandstanding. And then when push came to shove and he realized
00:08:31.300 the writing was on the wall and he was S-O-L, he wanted to post pictures of him on Twitter, 0.99
00:08:39.780 reading Donald Trump's book, kissing his rear end. Now, as a grown man, 0.99
00:08:44.540 you've got to have some self-respect at some point the old saying you made your bed now lay
00:08:50.180 in it i think resonates perhaps now better than more now than ever you can't go one day bashing 0.99
00:08:57.000 the man you can't stand them you hate them to when you realize you're sol kissing his rear end 0.75
00:09:04.020 you've got to have some self-respect as a human being and i hate to say it but i think a lot of 0.98
00:09:11.260 Politicians don't. And they'll do and they'll say whatever they have to in order to win their next primary, in order to win their next election, in order to get their next endorsement.
00:09:23.020 I think those days, folks, are slowly starting to wean.
00:09:28.480 As President Trump made some unconventional endorsements.
00:09:33.440 Over the course of this last year for these midterm elections, folks, I want to take a quick break.
00:09:38.640 We're live tonight for the Great America Show.
00:09:40.120 So if you're tuned in, let us know where you're tuned in from.
00:09:42.340 We're going to get to your shout outs before the end of the show, I promise. 0.66
00:09:45.660 We're going to go a little bit deeper into this Cornyn race, into this Chip Roy race,
00:09:50.660 into the future of the GOP and where it sits and where it's going.
00:09:56.020 And is it smooth roads ahead or is it bumpy roads ahead?
00:09:59.560 We're going to take all that up and much, much more as long as as well as some updates
00:10:03.580 from President Trump's cabinet meeting today with some big news.
00:10:07.620 Please stay with us, folks.
00:10:08.420 We're coming right back. Don't turn that dial.
00:10:15.940 Thanks, everybody, for staying with us here on The Great America Show.
00:10:18.520 Like I said, if you're joining us live tonight, please be sure to hit the like, subscribe and follow button.
00:10:22.180 And let us know, as always, where you're tuned in from.
00:10:23.780 We're going to get to your shout outs, all that good stuff before we wrap up tonight's show.
00:10:27.520 But first, I want to get a little bit deeper into these races as it sits right now.
00:10:32.900 So according to the Secretary of State's office out of the great state of Texas, 100% of the votes have been returned for all of those races.
00:10:43.960 And we're pleased to, as we said, report some of these winners, and one of them being the next attorney general, hopefully, for the great state of Texas, Mays Middleton,
00:10:54.500 a self-funded man who spent I think over 15 million dollars of his own money in a race
00:10:59.840 against a household name in Chip Roy bidding him 55 to 45 uh 755,000 about 756,000 votes almost
00:11:12.100 to 612,000 votes folks that's massive Chip Roy is a household name that everyone knows
00:11:20.720 Mace Middleton, if you polled every one of us on the show, we would have never heard of him, I can guarantee almost.
00:11:25.560 Unless you're from Texas before this race.
00:11:30.680 It's massive.
00:11:32.480 It is absolutely massive.
00:11:36.580 So that's for the race for the attorney general.
00:11:40.460 Now, the Senate runoff race, which was also last night, Ken Paxton won absolutely resoundingly.
00:11:47.000 I mean, historically.
00:11:48.100 64% of the vote almost to 36% of the vote, 885, almost 886,000 votes, about 502,000 votes.
00:12:01.240 The guy got his clocks cleaned.
00:12:03.920 I mean, absolutely whopped.
00:12:07.620 And you wonder why?
00:12:10.280 Why was John Cornyn so rebuffed by the voters?
00:12:18.100 And as I was going through my morning reading this morning, I try to give all media outlets the benefit of the doubt that on any given day, they could put out a piece that actually makes sense.
00:12:29.000 They could put out something that is halfway decent.
00:12:32.320 They could put out something that they're not lying about.
00:12:36.240 And I couldn't help as I went through my morning reading this morning.
00:12:41.720 Scrolling past this from Politico, the Texas GOP has finally turned on Cornyn.
00:12:48.900 The senator was a towering figure in Texas in national politics.
00:12:52.520 His law signals the end of an era for Republican establishment.
00:12:57.780 The story career of Senator John Cornyn came to a swift and decisive end at the hands of the GOP voters who once propelled him to power.
00:13:04.640 The senator was a towering figure both in national and Texas politics, known for his sober temperament,
00:13:09.580 his ability to cut deals and roles in shaping the Senate GOP conference during the last four presidencies.
00:13:14.480 And just about an hour after the polls closed on Tuesday, Cornyn lost his primary to Ken Paxton, a scandal-plagued MAGA darling who was boosted by President Donald Trump's last-minute endorsement.
00:13:25.700 That I disagree with because Ken Paxton was winning with or without the endorsement.
00:13:30.640 Cornyn's defeat is rattling the establishment wing of the GOP, who viewed his brutal primary as a battle for the soul of the party.
00:13:36.660 In other words, could the rhino establishment hold on for just one more time?
00:13:45.280 The problem with the Senate is, folks, is it's six years.
00:13:51.400 So if you let one of these snakes slither through, it's not two years.
00:13:58.160 It's a six-year term for him to do a lot of damage.
00:14:03.380 his supporters mourn his approach and absence in the senate another example of an institutionalist
00:14:09.860 who fell victim to the rise of populist right which they see at the end of an era for compassionate
00:14:14.880 conservatism i don't even know what that means compassionate conservatism quote it just blows
00:14:22.620 my mind anybody can look at john cornyn and somehow call him a secret liberal rhino said
00:14:28.800 john schroeder the mayor of georgetown texas and a court and supporter if that guy can't pass a
00:14:34.620 conservative litmus test who can and this is what's wrong with the party folks because in just a
00:14:40.800 moment i'm going to tell you what's wrong hopefully mr josh schroeder's tuned in tonight
00:14:46.900 corny's law stands to further deplete the corpse of senators willing to work across the aisle on
00:14:53.020 the thorny policy issues from immigration reform to gun safety potentially contributing further to 0.95
00:14:57.480 increasing polarization on Capitol Hill. I'm sorry. When did it become a thing that the
00:15:04.920 Democrats wanted to work with the Republicans on issues that actually need to be worked on? 0.68
00:15:10.860 Infrastructure, the SAVE Act. If we can't agree on one fundamental thing with the Democrats,
00:15:17.920 there is no ground. Excuse me. There is no ground for working on anything.
00:15:27.480 If they can't agree on election integrity, where our elections are free and fair from cheating, there's nothing to work with them on.
00:15:42.280 Gun reform? B.S.
00:15:44.900 The Democrats don't want gun reform. They want to take your guns away.
00:15:48.940 Immigration issues? They don't want to build a wall.
00:15:52.980 They don't want to secure our border.
00:15:54.260 they want wide open borders and the only time they want to work on that issue 0.97
00:16:01.920 is when you're guaranteeing them some sort of amnesty deal which the rhinos of course tried 0.96
00:16:06.640 to push president trump on so there is no bipartisanship and there hasn't been for years 0.93
00:16:12.280 and there won't be for years because the democrats can't come to the table on fundamental issues
00:16:18.160 that need reform.
00:16:24.120 So it's BS.
00:16:27.460 While Cornyn was not a frequent bipartisan operator
00:16:30.340 in the mold of former Senators Joe Manchin and Rob Portman,
00:16:34.360 he occasionally dug in to try and find compromise.
00:16:37.660 Oh, like on January 6th or impeachment?
00:16:40.240 That's where he found compromise.
00:16:43.940 His loss comes just 10 days after fellow Senator Bill Cassidy
00:16:47.500 lost his own primary to a Trump-backed challenger.
00:16:51.700 Before that, it had been 14 years since the last elected senator lost a primary.
00:16:56.660 As I said, folks, the times are changing.
00:16:59.720 The times back then are no longer.
00:17:05.080 He's always been about delivering results for Texas rather than chasing headlines,
00:17:08.620 said Brian Walsh, coordinate's former communications director.
00:17:12.100 He respects the Senate as an institution and believes deeply in the work,
00:17:15.000 doing it the right way, even when it's difficult or, let's say, politically inconvenient.
00:17:20.340 To that, once again, I say BS.
00:17:24.380 Respects the institution?
00:17:27.840 That's the things you would hear from John Boehner and Mitch McConnell.
00:17:33.540 They always refer to it as the institution.
00:17:36.120 That's no institution. It's a swamp.
00:17:38.520 Call it what it is. 1.00
00:17:40.380 A cesspool of garbage. 0.98
00:17:41.760 his participation was often crucial as a member of the GOP leadership team and key Republican 0.98
00:17:49.380 fundraiser who operated with tactic who attacked approval of Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell who
00:17:55.540 served as GOP leader for nearly all of Cornyn's tenure I think that tells you all you need to know
00:18:00.880 even though his supporters were long skeptical of his odds of a primary
00:18:04.080 Cornyn chose to go down swinging he continued to run negative ads against Paxton throughout Texas
00:18:09.020 in the last minute harping on Paxton's indiscretions.
00:18:12.940 He warned during an appearance on Fox News on Tuesday
00:18:14.720 that the Attorney General would be an albatross
00:18:16.880 on the rest of the Republican ticket,
00:18:19.180 likely to have a negative drag on the down-ballot races,
00:18:22.000 Texas judges, local officials, House representatives, you name it.
00:18:25.500 But the moral arguments did not sway the majority of voters,
00:18:28.800 or Trump, who chose to endorse the Attorney General
00:18:31.000 and cited Corwin's decision to wait to endorse his third presidential run
00:18:35.000 as proof of insufficient loyalty.
00:18:40.020 Cornyn, I think, is greatly jealous of Paxton.
00:18:43.500 Now, they came after Paxton, and they came after him,
00:18:47.140 and they came after him some more.
00:18:51.160 Who else did they do that to?
00:18:53.420 President Trump, perhaps?
00:18:57.420 They tried to make his life hell.
00:18:59.420 Quitted.
00:19:01.260 That's what they've always done.
00:19:03.500 I don't know what Paxton does in his personal life,
00:19:05.620 and I don't know what anyone does in their personal life.
00:19:09.020 And quite honestly, it's not my business.
00:19:14.880 You're sworn an oath to the country to do what's best for the country and its constituents.
00:19:21.160 And Paxton has shown over the last 10 years, minimally, that he has the best interests of America.
00:19:31.820 That he has the best interests of President Trump and the Republican Party.
00:19:35.160 that he is going to govern as a Republican and not a rhino. 0.95
00:19:43.180 Cornyn can't say the same thing.
00:19:46.420 Cornyn's been a consistent thorn in the side of the Republicans,
00:19:50.260 MAGA, to America First, for years.
00:19:57.740 2020 election.
00:19:59.780 Cornyn was thrilled.
00:20:02.180 Thrilled.
00:20:02.820 that President Trump lost.
00:20:06.080 Thrilled.
00:20:08.400 So thrilled he wanted to impeach him again.
00:20:11.340 At least that's what he told his friends behind closed doors.
00:20:13.820 I want to take one more quick break here, folks.
00:20:15.260 We're live tonight for the Great America Show.
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00:20:19.020 We're going to take all this up and much, much more on the other side,
00:20:22.220 as well as an update from the cabinet meeting today.
00:20:24.660 So please stay with us.
00:20:25.520 Don't turn that dial.
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00:20:32.820 Thanks, everybody, for staying with us here on The Great America Show.
00:20:35.720 As always, we appreciate it.
00:20:37.000 So, going back to John Cornyn.
00:20:39.180 Cornyn was thrilled to vote to certify Joe Biden's 2020 election victory.
00:20:44.440 Accepted Biden as president-elect and gently pushed back, gently, on Trump's election fraud claims.
00:20:51.260 Including criticizing firing of Chris Krebs.
00:20:55.940 Who came out just days after the election and told us that it was the most obscure election we've ever seen.
00:21:00.760 Or January 6th, which Cornyn came out against all the January 6thers, expressed both privately and publicly about President Trump's conduct around that time.
00:21:19.040 And it said, behind closed doors, he was secretly in favor of impeachment, although he ultimately voted to acquit Trump in his second impeachment trial, publicly.
00:21:30.760 How about in 2023 when Corman came in publicly and said, quote, President Trump's time has passed him and suggested the GOP needed to move on before later endorsing Trump in 2024?
00:21:43.760 Huh. That goes back to the self-respect thing, to which Corden really doesn't have any.
00:21:50.280 or how about some of his social issues when cornyn was so in favor of sponsoring legislation
00:22:00.740 to make juneteenth a federal holiday a bit performative and unnecessary
00:22:06.760 or cornyn's massive defense of the filibuster as an institutionalist
00:22:13.540 didn't want to change the rules had no interest in passing the save america act
00:22:20.100 though he later indicated willingness to support changes
00:22:23.940 you know it was simple paxton came out and said i'll drop out of the race cornyn you just make
00:22:33.880 sure that save act gets fast pretty simple to me cornyn could have got on his hands and knees and
00:22:40.340 ran and begged every single rhino in that place it was against it just couldn't bring himself to
00:22:45.380 doing it let's go back to 2017 when cornyn was furious that president trump fired fbi director
00:22:52.540 james coney and defended figures like robert muller or esper and their attacks on president trump
00:22:59.420 or back when he called trump's border wall proposal naive
00:23:06.180 that's the john cornyn that people are just sick and tired of
00:23:15.460 that's the john cornyn that will no longer be in the senate
00:23:22.540 now you can run down ken paxton's record and it speaks for itself quite honestly folks
00:23:29.840 paxton's record is absolutely america first
00:23:34.180 He has fought from day one, whether it be the COVID mandates, the lockdowns, suing every single institution that needs to be sued, defending the liberties of Americans.
00:23:49.000 That's the record that John Cornyn, that Ken Paxton has.
00:23:55.720 That Cornyn couldn't possibly shine his shoes if he tried.
00:24:04.180 So that's where we sit.
00:24:06.640 Chip Roy, big DeSantis guy, he's being shown the door.
00:24:12.280 No, thank you.
00:24:13.640 Cornyn, out the door.
00:24:15.340 Senator Cassidy, out the door.
00:24:17.340 Thomas Massey, out the door.
00:24:19.280 Who, by the way, filed paperwork to run again in 2028.
00:24:23.920 On Twitter the other day, he was bragging that he's got patents.
00:24:26.840 He's got all this money.
00:24:28.400 Beautiful farm.
00:24:29.620 Beautiful family.
00:24:31.840 New wife.
00:24:32.660 yet he's stuck on going back to congress for the 174 000 a year make that make sense
00:24:39.560 make that make sense you know lou dobbs used to always tell me
00:24:43.940 politicians are politicians because they're not qualified to do anything else and i said he was
00:24:49.040 crazy when he said it but as years went on i started to pick up on it and i said you know
00:24:54.720 The old man's right. These people can't separate when they lose. They need to get back in it for the most part. They can't deal with losing and certainly are not qualified to do anything else.
00:25:09.740 tells you what you need to know about our political institution let's turn now to some
00:25:17.120 massive news folks massive news the justice department this week announcing you want to
00:25:22.700 interview some poll workers and ballot counters who participated in the 2020 election in fulton
00:25:27.320 county georgia in this brand new effort to dig up any details about ballot processing
00:25:34.280 and any funny business that took place.
00:25:39.360 A prosecutor working with a grand jury in Fulton County
00:25:41.740 told a federal judge on May 19th
00:25:43.620 that once the Justice Department has names and addresses
00:25:45.620 of 2020 election workers in the investigation,
00:25:48.200 federal investigators are going to try to talk to these workers.
00:25:52.940 Quote, this would simply be a pathway to determine
00:25:55.280 and speak with and interview certain individuals
00:25:57.360 who worked at the polls, who may have seen or heard,
00:26:00.760 maybe done some things themselves.
00:26:02.320 prosecutor william mccomb told the judge judge william ray the second and questioned how the
00:26:08.980 department planned to use the election worker details now they're saying it's an unusual
00:26:14.620 investigation an unusual approach but joe biden won by a very small margin
00:26:24.300 And you and I both remember the interesting, and interesting I think is putting it lightly, election night.
00:26:37.080 I mean, Georgia was one of the states, Michigan, there's plenty of them.
00:26:45.940 So I've been tough on Todd Blanche.
00:26:48.940 but I think Todd Blanche
00:26:52.480 is doing far more now than I had ever
00:26:56.660 expected him to do
00:26:57.680 far more than
00:27:00.660 Pam Bondi
00:27:01.240 was doing
00:27:04.120 so
00:27:05.860 I say give the guy six
00:27:08.680 months
00:27:09.000 and see what he can do
00:27:11.700 see what
00:27:14.940 see what
00:27:15.560 fruitful
00:27:17.380 investigations
00:27:19.560 can come out of it.
00:27:23.380 Because at the end of the day,
00:27:25.300 we're all owed that, I think, as Americans.
00:27:27.860 Turning now to President Trump's cabinet meeting
00:27:29.460 now over the weekend we were told President Trump had a deal
00:27:31.640 with Iran
00:27:32.980 and they didn't have a deal and then they had
00:27:35.560 a deal, they had a framework of a deal
00:27:36.980 to which I think the American people are starting
00:27:39.460 to get a little frustrated. And I say I don't agree with Trump
00:27:41.300 100% of the time on 100% of the things.
00:27:43.440 This is one of the ones where I think
00:27:44.900 the American people are starting to get tired of.
00:27:47.380 and the midterm elections are around the corner, and I think
00:27:50.480 if things aren't wrapped up soon, there's going to be a price to pay at the polls.
00:27:57.760 I could be wrong, and I hope I'm wrong.
00:28:00.660 But I think more importantly, this thing needs to be wrapped up sooner than later.
00:28:03.780 So here's what President Trump had to say about it this afternoon.
00:28:06.420 So the Iran deal might be contingent on more countries joining the Iran deal?
00:28:11.160 I don't want to say that. I'm not going to give you what's contingent and what's not.
00:28:14.820 I can say that we can make a good deal right now, but maybe not a great deal.
00:28:20.420 And if it's not a great deal, then I'm making it because we can make a great deal with this guy right here.
00:28:25.880 And but it's, you know, it's a lot nastier.
00:28:29.220 Probably wouldn't go as quickly.
00:28:31.040 We wouldn't be talking about as quickly, but it would be foolproof.
00:28:36.520 But I think we're doing very well, Steve.
00:28:38.440 I think we're doing pretty well in terms of the negotiation.
00:28:41.000 But we'll see. If it's not going to be a real deal, because Obama had that horrible JCPOA, whatever it was, it was the worst deal.
00:28:50.980 It was a path for Iran to have a nuclear weapon very quickly. 0.84
00:28:55.940 Years ago, they would have had a nuclear weapon. 0.87
00:28:58.680 We might not be here talking about it right now.
00:29:01.260 They would have had a nuclear weapon.
00:29:03.240 And frankly, Obama picked the wrong country.
00:29:06.340 He should have picked another country. I won't tell you what it was.
00:29:08.900 but he picked the wrong country when he picked Iran
00:29:11.760 but we have things understood now with Iran 0.94
00:29:15.080 it's been nasty, they've lost their leaders
00:29:16.960 and it really is regime change
00:29:19.520 we didn't set out for regime change
00:29:22.000 but by the fact that we're dealing with a totally different group of people
00:29:27.220 than we were at the beginning
00:29:28.360 and frankly I find them to be much more reasonable
00:29:32.260 I actually find them to be smarter
00:29:33.720 but I find them to be much more reasonable
00:29:36.260 this is regime change
00:29:38.260 One regime is gone
00:29:40.340 Another regime is gone
00:29:41.500 We're dealing with the third
00:29:42.520 Pieces of it
00:29:44.280 Because some of them are gone too
00:29:45.960 So
00:29:48.000 I think now
00:29:49.580 Is the time where President Trump has to
00:29:52.060 Get it all together
00:29:53.640 And wrap it up
00:29:55.580 Either finish a job or make a deal 0.52
00:30:00.060 I don't think the American people
00:30:02.280 Want to hear each and every day
00:30:03.680 A deal's here, a deal's not here, a deal's here, a deal's not there
00:30:06.340 It's not good for a country
00:30:08.060 and it's not good for the party.
00:30:11.440 So I think something needs to happen
00:30:13.380 and it needs to happen soon.
00:30:16.300 Let's get to some of your questions, folks.
00:30:18.140 I appreciate each and every single one of you guys
00:30:20.280 tuning in live.
00:30:22.220 Barbara over on YouTube.
00:30:23.600 I'm sorry about Donald.
00:30:24.460 I appreciate it, guys.
00:30:25.900 That was my, he was my baby.
00:30:28.500 Chris is watching from Summers Point, New Jersey.
00:30:29.980 I'm so sorry about your loss.
00:30:31.220 I know how it feels.
00:30:31.920 I lost my dog to cancer.
00:30:33.520 Just don't get over it.
00:30:35.020 God bless you.
00:30:35.780 And I keep you in my prayers.
00:30:36.860 Chris, I appreciate that.
00:30:37.900 And I tell people all the time, it's people don't have animals.
00:30:42.160 They don't usually get it.
00:30:44.300 That's it's just as hard as using losing a person, especially when that dog is 90 pounds and the size of a small human. 0.99
00:30:52.700 Cancer sucks.
00:30:53.820 And my war on the veterinary industrial complex has only just begun as I went through this process for three weeks, treating him with chemo. 0.99
00:31:03.540 And actually, while I'm not even dying of the cancer, he died of pneumonia.
00:31:07.900 That was just happened in a matter of hours.
00:31:11.140 He's actually responding very well to the chemo tumors were going down.
00:31:14.780 And, you know, earlier that morning, I was told he probably had about a year to live.
00:31:19.600 And just hours later, I had pneumonia and I found myself in the vet to which he died right in front of me.
00:31:28.400 So it's a horrible thing.
00:31:30.300 And I don't wish you on my worst enemy.
00:31:33.460 It's truly debilitating and heartbreaking.
00:31:37.360 And, you know, for the last week, I've been just a little baby.
00:31:42.200 And, you know, it's a horrible thing.
00:31:44.720 Terrible.
00:31:45.300 So I appreciate all you keeping me in your prayers.
00:31:47.440 It's been a rough, a very rough week for me.
00:31:51.380 Donald Trump will be here even after his term is up in some capacity.
00:31:54.700 Yeah, he absolutely will be.
00:31:56.020 He's not going anywhere.
00:31:57.620 His grip on the party we've seen is just as strong as ever.
00:32:02.080 Did Chip Roy lose?
00:32:03.040 He did indeed.
00:32:04.320 And he's going to be forced to go find himself a job now.
00:32:08.160 Hey, John, and everyone watching, it's great to see what you have to say about the Cornyn demise.
00:32:11.540 Thanks for tuning in, Jim.
00:32:12.920 I hope I filled that void, but I think we're all happy to see him go far too long.
00:32:22.340 Donald Trump is real, and so are you, down to earth.
00:32:24.980 I appreciate that. 0.99
00:32:28.860 Trump is a fat rhino, Sean. 0.98
00:32:31.780 I don't think that's necessarily true. 0.99
00:32:34.680 I think there's far more rhinos out there than Donald Trump.
00:32:39.320 They will stop lying about the same thing when hell freezes over.
00:32:43.300 If either the media or the Democrats, by the way myself, started telling the truth,
00:32:47.640 the Democratic Party would go away and never come back because nobody would vote for them.
00:32:51.720 Yeah, you're absolutely right. 0.93
00:32:52.800 Democratic Party, and I use the minority groups as an example, 0.89
00:32:56.780 have been lying to minority groups for years, promising this, promising that,
00:33:02.040 and have never delivered. 0.78
00:33:02.880 It's why Donald Trump has performed so well among the black community, among the Hispanic community, among the Asian community.
00:33:09.740 It must drive the Marxist Dems berserk and the rhinos.
00:33:14.340 Paxson offering to drop out of corner and we get the Save Act pass was a brilliant move. 0.75
00:33:18.800 Holly, yeah, I agree with you, but couldn't get it done.
00:33:25.180 Lip service works fine when you're in the minority, but when you're in the majority, people actually see the actions.
00:33:29.440 Yes. Or the lack of action, Schaefer. I'll argue with that.
00:33:36.520 Sorry for your loss. It's very hard to deal with our little friends when they are sick and die.
00:33:40.760 I still mourn my favorite. He was my first, but it gets better with time.
00:33:44.240 You know, I appreciate that, Christine. Everyone keeps saying it's going to get better.
00:33:48.400 It's going to get better. But, you know, you have your days.
00:33:50.300 You wake up and you look to the left and they're not there.
00:33:52.900 It's it's terrible. It really it's the hardest thing I've ever had to go through in my life.
00:33:59.180 This and the passing of Lou Dobbs were two of the hardest things I've ever
00:34:02.380 had to go through in my life, and like I said, the last week has been
00:34:05.740 absolute hell for me, so I appreciate you keeping me in your prayers.
00:34:09.700 I may be a displaced Texas and Virginia, but I'm still in touch. 0.99
00:34:12.700 Texans are tired of the bullshit. 1.00
00:34:14.480 I think most Americans with any common sense are just a dumbassery. 1.00
00:34:20.660 God bless you for that one. 0.99
00:34:23.220 Need to get rid of Lindsey Graham, Susan Collins, and Lisa Murkowski.
00:34:26.280 Yeah, so this is, Kathy, a big issue that I've – and I've argued with Roger Sona on the show before about it.
00:34:32.460 You can't keep putting these people in there because they do one good thing.
00:34:35.340 And I use Susan Collins, rather, as an example. 0.96
00:34:38.340 She was up for a re-election. 0.91
00:34:39.400 She decided she was going to vote for and support Brett Kavanaugh, which I don't even know now was a good idea, supporting him.
00:34:46.180 And they gave her a free pass six more years.
00:34:49.180 It's got to stop being like this. 0.92
00:34:51.980 The American people in these states need to hold these people accountable.
00:34:54.780 And we saw it last night in Texas.
00:34:59.260 People holding Cornyn accountable.
00:35:02.420 It needs to happen more often.
00:35:05.060 We all know the 2020 election was stolen.
00:35:07.040 Yeah, there's no doubt about that. 0.89
00:35:09.500 I hope Blanche earns our confidence.
00:35:11.200 We'll be watching.
00:35:11.900 Yeah, and you know what?
00:35:13.100 The first misstep there is, I'll be the first one out here to say it.
00:35:17.140 I believe in everyone getting a chance.
00:35:19.520 Everyone deserves a chance.
00:35:21.000 We'll give this man a chance.
00:35:21.900 And I've been told from people he's not as bad as people make him seem.
00:35:25.740 And I think part of the reason is that is because he hasn't been tainted.
00:35:28.620 He hasn't been corrupted.
00:35:29.480 It's a man who's spent his career in the private sector, not around these snakes in the grass. 1.00
00:35:35.420 You can't trust Iran. 1.00
00:35:36.220 They lie to your face and stab you in the back and don't understand anything except bombs. 1.00
00:35:39.340 So I say Trump bombs away. 0.99
00:35:40.800 You know, that may be the answer.
00:35:42.640 That may be the answer.
00:35:46.240 They're certainly not coming to the table, it seems.
00:35:48.400 They're playing games, and I think eventually Trump's patience is going to run out.
00:35:53.000 And, you know, how many more bombs are we going to deal with laying in the Strait of Hormuz?
00:35:59.120 How many more mines are we going to be dealing with in the Strait of Hormuz?
00:36:02.840 It's, you know, people are getting tired of it.
00:36:06.120 And you know what happens when people get tired.
00:36:09.360 Sorry for your loss, brother.
00:36:10.380 I appreciate that.
00:36:11.300 I really do, guys.
00:36:12.420 And like I said, I apologized for my absence for the last week and a day.
00:36:18.700 It's literally just been debilitating for me, where I didn't even want to read anything.
00:36:23.640 And finally that day, I said, I got to get up.
00:36:28.400 I got to get rolling.
00:36:29.940 And a buddy of mine called and said, I got us tickets to go see the Knicks in Cleveland.
00:36:34.520 We're leaving tomorrow.
00:36:36.020 It pays to have good friends.
00:36:37.280 And I got to see my Knicks close it out the other night in Cleveland.
00:36:45.360 And, you know, just thinking of taking your mind off of things,
00:36:48.920 there was nothing better than being in Cleveland watching my Knicks go to the finals.
00:36:54.200 So hopefully it's smooth headwinds, smooth tailwinds ahead for us in the finals.
00:37:00.660 But just a great upper when you're down.
00:37:06.440 Good afternoon, Patriots and beautiful San Diego GW5-2.
00:37:08.860 Appreciate you tuning in.
00:37:10.960 Folks, I appreciate all you guys tuning in.
00:37:12.500 And once again, my apologies for my absence.
00:37:15.040 We're back on track now, and we'll be back here tomorrow.
00:37:17.840 Same time, same place for the Great America Show.
00:37:20.420 Until then, may God bless you.
00:37:22.820 May God bless America.
00:37:23.780 May God bless the great Lou Dobbs.
00:37:25.060 And may God bless my furry golden son, the great Donald,
00:37:30.860 who's crossed into the golden bridges of heaven.
00:37:35.740 Thanks, folks. We'll see you tomorrow. God bless you.