Trump goes SCORCHED EARTH on DEMS, GLOBALISTS and CNN!
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After a trip to the NATO Summit in the Netherlands, President Trump is back at home in America and the media are asking questions about what happened while he was over there. They want to know if the strikes in Iran were as bad as the media and the mainstream media have been reporting, and if so, who leaked the information.
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hello everybody and welcome to the great america show it's great to have you with us thanks so
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much for spending part of your night with us tonight where do we even begin it seems that
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each day that goes by the next day can't be more interesting than the previous one
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and that's the way it's i think always been even in the first trump administration but this time
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around it gets more interesting by the day by the hour and by the minute that donald trump always
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keeping everybody on their feet and things are always changing so president trump
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back home now after a very successful trip over at the nato summit in the netherlands
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where he's got every nation to start pledging five percent of their gdp towards defense it's
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not just america anymore feeding the mouths of these people who use and abuse us i say it here
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very often it's very unclear what nato has ever done for us and what they will ever do for us
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uh when push comes to shove but we've been feeding this beast for many many years and it's time that
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they start giving back so president trump on this trip with those leaders now getting five percent
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uh pledged towards um defense spending for for their nations should they uh ever need it so what
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went on while he was over there well of course the mainstream media who follows president trump
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everywhere had their questions about iran it wasn't just any media it was cnn and the fake news
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caitlin collins and cnn leaking that according to a new report from u.s intel uh the strikes in iran
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weren't as severe or as devastating as uh donald trump and pete hikes had originally said
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donald trump of course disputing that but take a listen to caitlin collins
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and the arrogance on this woman uh please go ahead go ahead
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no fake news cnn oh yeah yeah here we go wait till you hear this question
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i think you should really say how great our soldiers and our warriors are i think everyone
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appreciates our soldiers and our warriors i do have two questions for you mr president you just cited
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israeli intelligence um on these attacks earlier you said u.s intelligence was inconclusive are you
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relying on israeli intelligence for your assessment of the impact of the strikes no this is also iran
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made the statement and it's also if you read the document that was given that pete can talk about if
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you'd like the document said it could be very severe damage but they didn't take that they said it could
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be limited or it could be very severe they really didn't know other than to say it could be limited
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or it could be very very severe and you didn't choose to put that because it was very early after
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since then we've collected additional intelligence we've also spoken to people have seen the site
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and the site it's the site is obliterated and we think everything nuclear is down there they didn't
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take it out okay caitlin collins i question every time i hear her speak whose side is she on is she
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on the side of america or is she on the side of everybody who's fighting against america so if you
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don't want to take donald trump's word for it let's go to secretary of defense pete hegseth and see what
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he had to say in response to that arrogant caitlin collins there's a reason the president uh calls out
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fake news for what it is these pilots these refuelers these fighters these air defenders
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the skill and the courage it took to go into enemy territory flying 36 hours on behalf of the american
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people in the world to take out a nuclear program is beyond what anyone in this audience can fathom
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and then the instinct the instinct of cnn the instinct of the new york times is to try to find a way
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to spin it for their own political reasons to try to hurt president trump or our country they don't
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care what the troops think they don't care what the world thinks they want to spin it to try to make
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him look bad based on a leak of course we've all seen plenty of leakers and what do leakers do they
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have agendas and what do they do do they share the whole information or just the part that they want
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to introduce and when they introduce that preliminary a preliminary report that's deemed to be low a low
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assessment you know what low assessment means low confidence in the data in that report and why is there
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low confidence because all of the evidence of what was just bombed by 12 30 000 pound bombs is buried
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under a mountain devastated and obliterated so if you want to make an assessment of what happened at
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foredo you better get a big shovel and go really deep because iran's nuclear program is obliterated
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and somebody somewhere is trying to leak something to say oh with low confidence we think maybe it's
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moderate those that dropped the bombs precisely in the right place know exactly what happened when
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that exploded and you know who else knows iran that's why they came to the table right away because
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their nuclear capabilities have been set back beyond what they thought were possible because of the courage
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of a commander-in-chief who led our troops despite what the fake news wants to say
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very well said from secretary of defense pete hagseth and he's absolutely right every single word that came
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out of his mouth uh i couldn't agree with more but it goes a little bit further than that president
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trump getting a letter today from the atomic energy commission of israel with their assessment of
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how the attacks went a letter just came in and a statement came in from the atomic energy commission
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of israel and i just wondered this is an official letter and they're very serious people as you know
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the devastating u.s strike on fordo destroyed the site's critical infrastructure and rendered
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the enrichment facility totally inoperable it was devastated we assess that the american strikes
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on iran's nuclear facilities has set back iran's ability to develop nuclear weapons for many years
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to come this achievement can continue indefinitely if iran does not get access to nuclear material which
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it won't uh it's so so sad that that whole thing had to go but i just i just want to thank our pilots
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you know they were maligned and treated very bad demeaned by fake news cnn which is back there believe it or not
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wasting time but wasting and nobody's watching them so they're just wasting a lot of time wasting my time
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now this story comes from natasha bertrand of cnn and the titles uh titled the story is titled exclusive
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u.s strikes on iran's nuclear facilities did not destroy the core components of the country's nuclear program
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and likely only set it back months according to the u.s early intel report the white house says the assessment
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is flat out wrong so now is natasha sharing possibly classified information how would she possibly
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get her hands on an internal report uh from u.s intel that's the question i want to know now this is the
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same woman who came out in support of hunter biden saying that his laptop was a total lie it was russian
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disinformation president trump taking to truth social this afternoon and had this to say quote
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natasha bertrand should be fired from cnn i watched her for three days doing fake news
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she should be immediately be fired and reprimanded and thrown out like a dog
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she lied on the laptop from hell story and now she lied on the nuclear
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site story attempting to destroy our patriot pilots by making them look bad
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when in fact they did a great job and hit quote pay dirt total obliteration
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she should not be allowed to work at the fake news cnn it's people like her who destroy the
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reputation of a once great network her slant was so obviously negative besides she doesn't have what
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it takes to be an on-camera correspondent not even close fire natasha so my question is still
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how did she get a u.s intel report who gave it to her because it's not something that would have made
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been made public even if it were true to undermine america we're all american citizens we wouldn't
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want to undermine america and i i'm not even sure fake news cnn would want to do that why would you
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want to pose a national threat to the american people it doesn't make much sense marco rubio was
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also with president trump at the nato summit laid out just how the events went down that day
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and how donald trump was the one to call the shots the goal the president set out was three nuclear
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sites he targeted them he says i want a one-off a campaign in which we go in wipe out three nuclear
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hit three nuclear sites hit them hard and get out without any loss of life and the mission was
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achieved and without any escalation and the mission was achieved the truth of the matter is that happened
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on saturday night by monday night we had a ceasefire so 48 hours later so not only did this uh bold move
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by the president uh and and he deserves a tremendous amount of credit for taking this bold move not only
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did this bold move have impact but i actually think it helped end the the conflict that it allowed israel
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to say okay now the objectives that we wanted to see out of this operation have been achieved
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and i think the president deserves a lot of credit he had a defined mission
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so this is what we're going to do we're hitting three targets we're not hitting regime people we're not
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trying to overthrow the government we're not looking to invade we're going to hit our problem with iran
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is with the nuclear program we're going to hit the three sites that we've been negotiating over
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and then we're going to move off the mark and that's what we did and it went according to plan
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exactly how they planned it out notice there was no leaks no leaks no lies nothing before the attacks
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happened the strikes happened and it was because they left the democrats in the dark you see these intel
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reports that we've we've just spent a few minutes talking about leaked to cnn i wonder who it could
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have been now just imagine them leaking the strikes to cnn or to a democrat staff or
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could it risk the lives of those pilots could risk the lives of those submarine pilots captains
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everyone partaking in the mission people across all platforms american people cnn is a threat to
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democracy they are a threat to america when you do things like that an absolute total disgrace
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and they continue to get away with it they continue to get away with it it's it's a total disgrace so
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back to president trump over at the nato summit uh the head of nato had some choice words for
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donald trump take a listen i mean we may do papers on it marco maybe we're going to do papers i don't
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even know if you need them they're not going to be fighting each other they've had it they've had a
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big fight like two kids in a school yard you know they fight like hell you can't stop them let
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them fight for about two three minutes then it's easier to stop them and then daddy has to sometimes
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use strong language to do strong language everyone's going to have to use a certain word i think we
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have to join the house you heard the man correctly he referred to donald trump as daddy the media was
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all over it in the netherlands um mark ritter the nato chief who is is your friend um he called you
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daddy earlier um do you regard your nato allies as kind of children no he likes me i think he likes me
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if he doesn't i'll let you know i'll come back and i'll hit him hard okay he did he did it very
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affectionate daddy you're my daddy do you regard your nato allies though as kind of like children
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and they're obviously listening to you and they're spending more and you're you're obviously
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appreciative of that but do you hope that actually they're going to be able to defend themselves defend
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europe on their own i think they need help a little bit at the beginning and i think they'll be
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able to and i think they're going to remember this day and this is a big day for nato you know
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this was a very big day they took it one of the gentlemen said you know what we've been trying to
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raise money for raise the rate uh for 30 years he said 20 years from almost the beginning and he's
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been there for a long time he said until you came along it never happened what you did is amazing it's
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been sort of an amazing day for a lot of reasons but also for that yeah go ahead you think they can do
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it without you though in the future can they do it well ask mark i mean you have to ask mark
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trump being far too kind the answer to that question is no they can't do it without america
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which is maybe why donald trump has pushed these nations to that five percent so that they can maybe
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start to defend themselves should america ever decide to pull out of nato
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i want to turn now to some news here at home that big beautiful bill that's been sitting in the
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senate for some time now uh some holdups some uh radical dems some middle of the road dems and
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some rhinos uh trying to stop the bill president trump has been adamant that he wants this thing
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passed before july 4th this is just a short few days away at this point mike johnson telling all
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members of congress don't plan any vacations just yet don't plan to leave washington dc just yet
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because the senate could vote as early as tomorrow on this bill now we don't expect it to pass as is
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it's looking like it might be broken up into some different pieces because of some gop holdouts
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lisa murkowski susan collins perhaps possibly ran paul uh want to hold up the bill for various
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different reasons uh over in the house side they were able to get it passed even with the new york
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delegation of rhinos on that salt deduction senator thune is saying he's hopeful and confident that
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they're going to be able to get this thing through uh maybe with some problems uh steve scalise was on
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varney this morning had this to say we had a very aggressive timetable in the house there were many
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times where people tried to push that and just give us another couple of days give us another week
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and we kept our foot on the gas and said we've got to get this done for the american families
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who are struggling who want relief who want to have those tax rates locked in and want higher wages
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and who want to see inflation and interest rates come down and so they've got to work out their
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differences just like we did in the house if the republicans want to hold the house and the senate
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in 2026 they better get their ass in gear because time is running out i think everyone looks at the
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timetable and say ah you know we've got two years to do this and two years to do that it's not really
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two years two years comes and goes very quickly it feels like just yesterday that donald trump was
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sworn in as president but it's it's you know running its course um time goes fast um so they
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better get their their butts in gear and get it together before it's too late and perhaps that's
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what they want maybe they want to lose and have a divided government maybe that's what mike johnson
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wants but it's up to gonna be up to john thune and mike johnson to hold this thing together
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uh senator tommy tuberville was on with benny johnson today and said he's confident in it
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how is that going in the senate i know that there is quite a bit of ruckus over the parliamentarian
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striking uh brick by brick some of the major accomplishments inside of that bill at least
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from the house side how's it look in the senate well it's it's going fine here people ask me about
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it you know two-thirds of it is is absolutely great for the american people the making the tax cuts
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permanent i mean that's the main goal of this entire bill now then you have one third of it
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that everybody over here is kind of uh playing each other off and hey i don't want to cut this
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for my state or do this or that sometimes you just got to bite the bullet and go on down the road now
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the parliamentarian uh she gets in the in the senate gets to strike out some things she did some
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about probably about 10 15 but at the end of the day most of it's pretty good and uh people ask me
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is it going to pass i said it's going to be a photo finish exactly what it's going to be
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so photo finish i think is where i'm at right now like i said i'm 50 50 i i think part of me
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believes it's going to get broken up because of some of those rhinos in the house who just can't
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get on board with donald trump and the america first agenda but uh you know another side of me
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uh hopes and praise that these people could unite behind president trump for everything he's done for
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this country and for the american people uh to to pass this thing once and for all to give the
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republicans a victory to give the republicans a victory that they can campaign on uh going into
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2026 um because if they don't get this thing through and they make it a mockery and a fool of
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themselves the american people are going to see that they're going to see that come november of 2026
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when they go to vote and the democrats are trying to convince them that they're the party of sanity
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that they're the party of voice and reason that they're the party that can pass bills
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and what do the republicans have to show for if they cannot get through president trump's agenda
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president trump ran on an agenda referendum that the american people overwhelmingly and i say this all
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the time overwhelmingly voted for the popular vote the overwhelming majority of americans voted for
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what donald trump stood for no tax on tips no tax on overtime no tax on social security
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uh no interest on american car payments uh those are just the short few things securing the border
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mass deportations border security securing our homeland none of that is made possible though without
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this bill getting passed it's where they get the money so if the republicans can't get their act together
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they're going to be in for a rude awakening come november of 2026 because donald trump's not going to be
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out there on the campaign trail for every single member of congress 400 and whatever there are and
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they get the republicans whatever it is 300 and or so members of congress less even uh he's not going to be
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on the top of the ballot to drag them across the finish line as he's done the last three elections
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so it's time for the republicans to wake up and start acting like adults
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it seems that we come to the same problem every single election the republicans acting like petulant
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children now i understand there's going to be differences there's always going to be differences in
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everything we do in life folks you sit at home and you argue with your husband and wife about what
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you guys have for dinner every night luckily i don't have that problem i just have an 85 pound golden
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retriever who wants to eat everything in existence but nothing is ever going to be perfect
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some will say the sky is blue when you walk outside the sky is gray it's just how life works
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which is why i beg and plea with these republicans in the senate to just do the right thing put your
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small differences aside and work them out with president trump directly he's the easiest most
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successful president i've ever seen to get a hold of call the white house ran paul call the white house
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susan collins call the white house lisa murkowski president trump is open to meeting with everyone
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he's met with john fetterman before he's met with chuck schumer multiple times and nancy pelosi
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he's open to meeting with everyone to hearing what they have to say what their input is what they
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want put in and what they want taken out and he's open to compromise which is why i laugh so often
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when you hear the democrats talk about him being a dictator it's quite the opposite when you sit in a room
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with president trump he listens to everybody he takes everyone's input and then he makes a decision
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so for the sake of america for the sake of this country for the sake of the republican party get your
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acts together and pass this damn bill once and for all
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last night in new york city we had a mayoral election and uh on the ballot was evil versus
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socialism versus communist and andrew cuomo a man who's responsible for the death of thousands of
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elderly people was defeated like a dog as president trump would say uh put forth and i'm i'm proud of the
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the issues that we discussed uh but tonight uh was not our night uh tonight was assemblyman uh mondani's night
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and he put together a great campaign and he touched young people and inspired them and moved them
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and got them to come out and vote uh and he really ran a uh highly impactful campaign i called him i
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congratulated him i applaud i applaud him uh sincerely for his effort and uh let's give him a round of applause
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and uh thank him for his campaign uh thank him for his campaign uh mondani uh a socialist communist um
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who's gonna turn america turn uh new york rather upside down and you folks sitting there we have a
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massive part of our audience that's that list tunes in from new york but those of you who are not from
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new york are tuned in right now saying what the heck do i care about new york for why should i care about
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new york right well we think it could happen here it could happen anywhere most bad things start in new
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york and they funnel out in other places we've bred alexandria ocasio cortez uh leticia james alvin bragg
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i mean we breed some of the worst people andrew cuomo predator here in new york so you're sitting there
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saying why should i care about new york why should i care about new york city or the people there
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because it could happen to you anywhere let's take a listen to what this socialist who just won uh
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zohan mohandani what he wants to do to new york never did i think eric adams would be the voice of
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reason and common sense democratic socialist he wants to freeze the rent he wants city-run grocery
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stores social workers to replace the police because that's going to help he wants 60 billion
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dollars of debt fund for affordable housing he wants free buses no cost for child care baby baskets
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for newborn and a 30 minimum wage how can someone vote for this he's a snake oil salesman he would say
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and do anything to get elected think about this for a moment he wants to raise one percent he wants to
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raise tax on one percent of new york's high-income earners as the mayor you don't have the authority
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to do that you know who has the authority to do that an assemblyman which he is he wants to do free
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buses he could have done it at assemblyman he doesn't understand the power of government and how
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you must making sure you improve your economy economy raise the standard of living and this
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is what we've done in the city and i'm looking forward to being on the campaign trail and showing
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new york is we can't go backwards and new york is never surrender or quit i'm never going to quit for
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the city that i love that is so interesting you're in the position so you know you don't have the authority
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to do that yet he's running on all these promises he's not going to be able to fulfill and america i
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mean new yorkers are buying it now cuomo did say he hasn't ruled out whether or not he's going to run
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as an independent which means he would be on your ticket he would run against you how would that affect
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your race in the field uh i've said this over and over again people know me by saying three things
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stay focused no distractions and grind that's what everyday new yorkers do i'm a working class man
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uh i'm probably the first working class union card carrying man the history of this city of the
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you know andrew at this time should realize that the time has moved on he just did not bring the
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energy of wanting to be man and new york is they have this smell test they know do you want the job
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you can't come out on weekends go to a black church go east fry chicken and all of a sudden saying
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that i have the black vote i have the working class people vote it's just not the reality
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people know if you want the job he didn't want the job what has your phone been like since mom
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donnie one who's a bds guy uh he is anti-semitic he's anti-israel he's going to arrest prime minister
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netanyahu if he comes to city so now all of a sudden eric adams you might be the only thing to stop
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along with curtis liwa him for becoming the next mayor what has it been like since the results have
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basically been all but official of a lot of communications uh i think i slept um an hour and
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a half because the phone was going off all night uh people understand this moment coming back to you
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in a combination a lot of people like i said never did i think that eric adams would be the voice of
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reason and the voice of savior uh here in new york and like i said you're sitting there probably
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wondering why should you care about new york because if it could happen here it could happen
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in miami florida it could happen in various different places across the country texas i mean you
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you heard what they laid out there and new yorkers were dumb enough to go out and resoundingly vote for
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this man 30 minimum wage free buses yeah 30 minimum wage would be great but who's paying for it is it
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for that restaurant owner who sells a plate of pasta for 20 bucks and its cost for the plate of cost pasta
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with labor and electric and insurance and everything is 15 bucks or 12 bucks the amount of places you will
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see go out of business the amount of business is closed because of rhetoric like this because of
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actions like this is going to be resounding and i sound like a broken record but if it could happen
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here it can happen anywhere now this they don't lay out the point also that this man uh zoran mamandani
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uh is who is a self-described socialist has vowed to help illegal aliens evade ice eric adams you
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remember got on the democrats bad side because he decided to help president trump uh in uh finding
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some of these illegals around new york allowing ice to come into the city and take them out the criminals
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this man valid now to help these criminals who are here illegally doing crimes against america against
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humanity vowing to help them get the help that they need and allow them to stay in new york
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as if new york can afford it as if the american people the new yorkers can deal with this any worse
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than it's already been in this city truly a disgrace to anyone who voted for this man
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but when the time comes you are going to be the ones to blame when socialism takes over new york
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you are going to be the ones to blame when socialism starts traveling other places and other cities
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across america because people have normalized this you are going to be the ones to blame and it's usually
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the rich folks too uh these people with massive sums of money and these democrats socialists come in
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and say we're going to tax you up the wazoo and these people don't care and it makes you wonder
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why while on the case of illegal uh immigrants illegal migrants president trump's administration
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has overseen a record level of rejected asylum cases for migrants a new study from the transactional
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records out access clearinghouse at syracuse university shows in april of 2025 about 80 percent of all asylum
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cases adjudicated resulted in a denial just one in five asylum seekers in april received some sort of
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humanitarian relief the surgeon denials from 44 to 80 percent denial rate is the best visualized using
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month-to-month denial rates going back to 2001 by comparison it took roughly seven years from 2012
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to 2019 to cover similar numbers of increase the immigration courts accomplished the same increase
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in just 21 months so president trump promises made promises kept when he ran for president we knew this
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is what he was going to do and he's doing just that folks thanks so much for being with us tonight
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here on the great america show please be sure to join us back here tomorrow where our quest for truth
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justice and the american way continues same time same place tomorrow until then may god bless you
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may god bless america and may god bless the great lou dobbs have a wonderful night everybody