The Megyn Kelly Show - Kamala's Empty, Rambling, MSNBC Interview, and Dire Consequences of Open Border, with Kari Lake and James O'Keefe

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00:00:30.660 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show.

00:00:32.540 Live on Sirius XM Channel 111 every weekday at New East.

00:00:42.220 Hey everyone, I'm Megyn Kelly.

00:00:43.900 Welcome to The Megyn Kelly Show.

00:00:45.300 We have a great, great show for you today.

00:00:47.120 We've got Carrie Lake and James O'Keefe.

00:00:49.360 But before we get to them,

00:00:51.960 a minute or two on the disaster

00:00:55.000 that was Kamala Harris' latest media outing.

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00:02:06.880 I would say we definitely went up in quality

00:02:09.500 when it comes to the person asking the questions,

00:02:12.520 though I've got a lot of criticism for Stephanie Ruhl.

00:02:16.840 I do not put her in the same category

00:02:19.740 as those ABC moderators or really even Dana Bash.

00:02:24.940 She did ask some challenging questions.

00:02:28.100 That's basically what I'm saying.

00:02:29.600 But no follow-ups and none of the flip-flops

00:02:32.840 of Kamala Harris's positions.

00:02:34.900 Like, all of this stuff is just left floating in the ether

00:02:38.780 as though it's never happened.

00:02:40.480 It's just incredibly frustrating to watch.

00:02:42.640 But I'm grading on a curve here

00:02:46.040 because when everyone fails the test,

00:02:49.680 you know, someone's got to be given a D+, I guess.

00:02:54.500 Look, the real story is Kamala Harris

00:02:56.340 and how she answered the question.

00:02:58.940 She was terrible.

00:03:00.740 She was absolutely awful.

00:03:03.060 I actually don't really understand

00:03:05.100 why she can't do the memorization trick

00:03:08.240 that she did for the debate for these interviews.

00:03:10.880 Now, she knows she's going to sit for this interview

00:03:13.560 with a woman who has a business news background.

00:03:16.340 She's just, you know, done an economic speech.

00:03:19.160 Why wouldn't you get your little note card team together

00:03:21.800 and come up with a few, like, actual answers

00:03:25.780 on your economic plan,

00:03:29.240 on its weaknesses that you might get asked about?

00:03:32.140 You know, I don't get it.

00:03:33.720 Unless this is that version?

00:03:35.800 And, like, those people aren't very good

00:03:38.960 if they're not writing mean note cards about Trump?

00:03:42.560 That might explain it, actually.

00:03:44.680 Okay, there's a lot to go to.

00:03:46.160 I have the transcript here.

00:03:47.380 It started off with what I think

00:03:50.560 may have been her worst answer.

00:03:52.340 I actually think, I was driving in my car last night

00:03:54.700 listening to SiriusXM when this was rolling.

00:03:57.280 And thank God for SiriusXM

00:03:59.220 and the fact that you can get news live on SiriusXM,

00:04:01.520 as a lot of you are doing right now.

00:04:02.680 But in any event, I heard this whole interview,

00:04:06.520 and in particular the one where she responded to red tape.

00:04:09.700 Red, how are we going to get rid of government red tape?

00:04:12.400 We'll get to that.

00:04:13.240 But let's kick it off with what was probably

00:04:14.580 the second worst answer of the entire thing,

00:04:16.760 and it was on question number one.

00:04:19.360 The question, you'll hear it here, was,

00:04:21.920 okay, you laid out your economic vision,

00:04:24.560 but a lot of Americans don't see themselves in your plans.

00:04:27.800 What do you say to them,

00:04:29.180 to Americans who don't see themselves in your plan?

00:04:32.280 Her plans are so myopic.

00:04:34.260 We talked about that one day.

00:04:36.040 I was like, basically, if you have diabetes,

00:04:37.680 she's got you in mind for something.

00:04:40.040 Yay.

00:04:41.280 And now, since then, she's talked about her economic plan

00:04:44.220 covering first-time homebuyers,

00:04:47.800 K,

00:04:48.620 people who are in the first year of having a baby,

00:04:53.780 K,

00:04:54.280 and people who want to start a small business.

00:04:56.980 All right.

00:04:58.700 The vast, vast majority of Americans

00:05:01.600 do not fall into one of those three categories.

00:05:04.820 I believe that is what Stephanie Ruhle was trying to get at.

00:05:08.040 Like, what are you going to do about the millions,

00:05:11.520 the hundreds of millions of Americans

00:05:13.220 who are suffering, thanks to your policies,

00:05:15.220 and your three little proposals

00:05:18.380 don't cover any of them?

00:05:20.400 Would you listen to the nonsense,

00:05:23.080 the repetitive nonsense?

00:05:24.820 And if you've got a vodka soda

00:05:27.100 with a splash of lime right now,

00:05:30.160 I challenge you to drink

00:05:31.660 every time you hear

00:05:32.680 hardworking dreams, ambitions, or aspirations.

00:05:36.620 Roll it.

00:05:38.040 Madam Vice President,

00:05:39.200 you just laid out your economic vision

00:05:41.420 for the future.

00:05:42.480 Yeah.

00:05:42.960 But still, there are lots of Americans

00:05:45.240 who don't see themselves in your plans.

00:05:48.980 For those who say,

00:05:50.200 these policies aren't for me,

00:05:52.360 what do you say to them?

00:05:53.200 Well, if you are hardworking,

00:05:58.780 if you have the dreams and the ambitions

00:06:04.500 and the aspirations of what I believe you do,

00:06:09.040 you're in my plan.

00:06:10.760 You know, I have to tell you,

00:06:12.340 I really love and am so energized

00:06:17.880 by what I know to be the spirit and character

00:06:20.700 of the American people.

00:06:21.740 We have ambition.

00:06:23.620 We have aspirations.

00:06:25.060 We have dreams.

00:06:26.420 We have dreams.

00:06:26.980 We can see what's possible.

00:06:28.940 We have an incredible work ethic.

00:06:31.560 Work ethic.

00:06:32.340 But not everyone has the access

00:06:35.600 to the opportunities that allow them

00:06:37.520 to achieve those things.

00:06:39.140 But we don't lack for those things.

00:06:41.080 But not everyone, you know,

00:06:42.640 gets handed stuff on a silver platter.

00:06:44.560 And so my vision for the economy,

00:06:46.720 I call it an opportunity economy,

00:06:48.400 is about making sure that all Americans,

00:06:52.180 wherever they start, wherever they are,

00:06:54.300 have the ability to actually achieve

00:06:56.920 those dreams and those ambitions.

00:07:00.540 Yeah.

00:07:01.640 I mean, I'm hammered if I'm drinking

00:07:04.040 at home at this point.

00:07:05.640 Okay.

00:07:06.120 So if you're hardworking,

00:07:08.020 if you have the dreams,

00:07:09.140 if you have the dreams and the ambitions

00:07:10.660 and the aspirations of what I believe you do,

00:07:14.480 you're in my plan.

00:07:15.580 Got it?

00:07:16.360 Okay.

00:07:16.860 What does that even mean?

00:07:18.900 I have to tell you,

00:07:19.940 all the filler I really love

00:07:21.260 and am so energized

00:07:22.440 by what I know to be

00:07:24.400 the spirit and character

00:07:26.120 of the American people.

00:07:27.320 You've said nothing.

00:07:28.840 You are wasting time with filler.

00:07:30.800 Just the little duck's legs

00:07:32.260 underneath the lake,

00:07:33.820 going and going and going

00:07:34.920 and going and going and going.

00:07:36.140 Nothing's happening, though.

00:07:37.600 Nothing.

00:07:39.120 Energized.

00:07:39.680 Love.

00:07:40.160 What I know to be.

00:07:40.980 Spirit.

00:07:41.460 Character.

00:07:41.820 American people.

00:07:42.560 We have ambition.

00:07:43.680 We have aspirations.

00:07:44.580 We have dreams.

00:07:45.320 We can see what's possible.

00:07:46.300 You can see the edit of her.

00:07:49.020 We can be unburdened by what has been.

00:07:50.780 You can see she's been told,

00:07:52.000 don't stop.

00:07:52.480 Just stop saying that.

00:07:53.740 You can see the self-edit.

00:07:55.120 We can see what's possible.

00:07:57.120 We have an incredible work ethic.

00:07:58.920 Okay.

00:07:59.260 You already said that.

00:08:00.720 If you're hardworking,

00:08:01.660 you have dreams, ambitions,

00:08:02.480 and aspirations,

00:08:03.240 you're in my plan.

00:08:04.140 I love and am so energized

00:08:05.160 by what I know to be

00:08:05.880 the spirit and character

00:08:06.480 of the American people.

00:08:07.200 We have ambitions.

00:08:07.880 We have aspirations and dreams.

00:08:09.120 And we have an incredible work ethic.

00:08:10.740 We can see what's possible.

00:08:12.200 So far, we've done nothing.

00:08:13.340 All right.

00:08:13.600 Is everybody with me

00:08:14.300 on what she's doing here?

00:08:15.240 But not everyone has the access

00:08:17.200 to the opportunities.

00:08:18.980 Again, the question was,

00:08:20.480 for the people who don't see themselves

00:08:22.420 in your plans,

00:08:23.440 what do you say to them?

00:08:24.520 Not everyone has access

00:08:25.840 to the opportunities

00:08:26.960 that allow them to achieve those things.

00:08:28.980 Achieve what things?

00:08:31.120 Ambition, dreams, and aspirations?

00:08:34.840 What things?

00:08:36.600 You haven't laid any of the things out.

00:08:40.020 Not everyone gets handed stuff

00:08:43.020 on a silver platter.

00:08:44.220 You mean dreams, ambitions,

00:08:45.380 and aspirations?

00:08:46.540 What?

00:08:47.880 So my vision for the economy,

00:08:49.940 I call it an opportunity economy.

00:08:52.200 I love how she's like,

00:08:53.260 this is my phrase.

00:08:54.240 This is my thing.

00:08:55.320 And opportunity equality.

00:08:56.660 I mean, the true thing

00:08:58.680 that she's running on is equity.

00:09:00.540 If you really read her plan,

00:09:01.900 she's going back to,

00:09:03.020 we don't all start in the same place,

00:09:04.560 but we absolutely have to finish

00:09:05.660 in the same place.

00:09:07.120 It doesn't matter how hard you work.

00:09:08.480 It doesn't matter your level of education.

00:09:11.000 It doesn't matter how well-adjusted

00:09:12.380 you are or aren't.

00:09:14.080 You must end in the same place

00:09:15.640 in Kamala Harris's worldview.

00:09:17.260 That's equity.

00:09:18.300 She's on camera saying it

00:09:19.500 more times than I can count.

00:09:21.440 That's what opportunity economy stands for.

00:09:23.900 In any event, she didn't say that here.

00:09:26.320 Okay.

00:09:26.900 My vision is making sure all Americans,

00:09:30.300 wherever they start,

00:09:31.920 wherever they are,

00:09:33.380 here we go again,

00:09:35.200 have the ability

00:09:35.860 to actually achieve those dreams

00:09:38.120 and those ambitions.

00:09:39.180 You can feel the cringey,

00:09:41.280 the cringing of her staff,

00:09:42.780 can't you, at this point?

00:09:44.060 You know they're back like,

00:09:45.660 stop saying that.

00:09:48.280 It's, no, we're not,

00:09:49.220 we're on note card number two now.

00:09:52.880 Which include,

00:09:54.460 okay, she's, okay,

00:09:55.380 now she's getting, great.

00:09:56.740 She's getting to what the dreams

00:09:58.020 and ambitions actually include.

00:09:59.660 Which include,

00:10:00.880 for middle-class families,

00:10:02.360 here we go, what?

00:10:03.020 Just being able to know

00:10:05.080 that their hard work

00:10:06.180 allows them to get ahead.

00:10:08.480 Right?

00:10:09.440 Right?

00:10:10.020 I hate how she says right

00:10:11.740 after all of her sentences.

00:10:13.380 Right?

00:10:14.360 You know?

00:10:15.840 Right?

00:10:16.540 Like she said something truly profound

00:10:18.580 and now we're bonding

00:10:20.260 over what a soothsayer she is,

00:10:23.060 how she really sees the future for us all.

00:10:26.160 Okay.

00:10:27.220 So,

00:10:28.360 she's going to make sure

00:10:29.220 we have the ability

00:10:30.040 to actually achieve

00:10:31.500 our dreams and our ambitions,

00:10:34.380 which include being able to know

00:10:36.720 that our hard work

00:10:38.200 allows us to get ahead.

00:10:39.620 That's what she's going to do

00:10:40.540 as president.

00:10:41.040 That's amazing.

00:10:42.180 Like, I love that she's going to

00:10:44.380 do that for me.

00:10:46.480 What other thought in my mind

00:10:49.340 about how the future could be,

00:10:51.100 just general thought

00:10:52.000 about how I'd like to be,

00:10:53.100 I'd like to be a kinder person.

00:10:55.240 I would like to be

00:10:56.340 more observant in my faith.

00:10:57.980 Can she help me with that?

00:10:59.360 Maybe,

00:11:00.180 maybe she'll work

00:11:01.660 on those opportunities for me

00:11:04.000 to actually achieve my dreams

00:11:05.240 and ambitions

00:11:05.700 and my aspirations.

00:11:06.840 And then she finishes it off with,

00:11:08.560 we didn't play this,

00:11:09.320 but I come from the middle class.

00:11:12.620 My mother raised my sister and me.

00:11:15.400 She worked hard.

00:11:16.520 No one gives a shit about your mother.

00:11:17.800 They care about themselves.

00:11:19.260 Stop talking about your mother.

00:11:21.220 Start talking about the people

00:11:22.720 who are actually suffering.

00:11:23.760 Um, okay.

00:11:25.800 So the only thing she said

00:11:27.060 in the whole answer,

00:11:27.800 and this was at the very end,

00:11:28.680 was my, so my vision

00:11:29.820 for the economy

00:11:31.020 is let's deal with

00:11:32.080 some of the everyday challenges

00:11:33.000 that people face

00:11:33.660 and address them

00:11:34.180 with common sense solutions.

00:11:35.480 And then we got

00:11:36.800 these four words,

00:11:38.620 such as,

00:11:39.640 yes, what?

00:11:41.220 Affordable housing.

00:11:42.920 Okay.

00:11:44.400 Affordable housing.

00:11:46.460 She's gonna solve that.

00:11:48.180 We're not sure how,

00:11:50.000 but she's mentioned

00:11:51.760 a $25,000 tax break

00:11:54.880 for first-time homebuyers only.

00:11:57.120 So if you've already owned a home,

00:11:59.060 you're effed.

00:11:59.960 If you're struggling

00:12:00.660 to pay your mortgage,

00:12:01.560 but it happens to be

00:12:02.160 your second home,

00:12:03.420 you're effed.

00:12:04.580 Um, that's it.

00:12:06.360 And then she wants to somehow

00:12:07.620 create more houses.

00:12:10.360 We don't know how.

00:12:11.680 We'll get to that later.

00:12:12.740 Okay.

00:12:13.220 Then, instead of Stephanie Rule saying,

00:12:16.340 you did not answer

00:12:17.320 any of my question,

00:12:19.300 you said a bunch of nonsense

00:12:21.000 and did not get substantive.

00:12:23.700 What specifically

00:12:25.020 are you going to do

00:12:27.340 outside of the three

00:12:29.100 myopic tiny proposals

00:12:30.960 you keep mentioning?

00:12:32.480 No, that wasn't the follow-up.

00:12:33.940 The follow-up was,

00:12:35.300 ready?

00:12:36.280 Over the last four years,

00:12:37.880 there have been

00:12:38.720 tremendous economic wins.

00:12:41.280 And you have just laid out

00:12:43.140 a big plan.

00:12:44.780 What?

00:12:46.060 What?

00:12:46.500 What are the

00:12:47.860 tremendous economic wins?

00:12:50.400 Was it

00:12:50.680 the trillions in spending

00:12:53.360 that we could not afford

00:12:54.780 that drove us up

00:12:56.180 to double-digit inflation?

00:12:58.160 Was it the Inflation Reduction Act,

00:13:00.320 which President Joe Biden

00:13:02.180 has admitted

00:13:03.040 was falsely named

00:13:04.720 and was really

00:13:05.720 a climate bill,

00:13:07.800 which we all knew

00:13:08.480 at the time?

00:13:09.100 And I was like,

00:13:09.480 what?

00:13:10.080 That's sycophantic

00:13:11.280 commenting and questioning.

00:13:12.500 It's not questioning at all.

00:13:14.180 And then she pivots to,

00:13:15.960 okay,

00:13:16.840 this is fine,

00:13:17.940 but still the polling shows

00:13:19.320 most likely voters

00:13:20.340 still think Trump

00:13:21.120 is better to handle

00:13:22.080 the economy.

00:13:22.900 Why do you think that is?

00:13:25.420 Okay.

00:13:26.400 Then she comes out with,

00:13:28.600 Trump left us

00:13:29.180 the worst economy

00:13:29.820 since the Great Depression.

00:13:31.180 When you look at

00:13:31.660 the employment numbers,

00:13:32.660 to Stephanie Ruhle's credit,

00:13:33.780 she says that was during COVID.

00:13:36.060 She says employment was,

00:13:37.100 she means unemployment

00:13:37.780 was so high

00:13:38.340 because we shut down

00:13:39.240 the government

00:13:39.640 and we shut down

00:13:40.220 the country.

00:13:41.100 Good for her.

00:13:42.420 Then Harris responds

00:13:43.760 with lies.

00:13:45.060 Even before the pandemic,

00:13:46.480 he lost manufacturing jobs.

00:13:48.300 By most people's estimates,

00:13:49.700 at least 200,000.

00:13:51.040 What does that mean?

00:13:51.700 Most people.

00:13:53.400 Kamala,

00:13:54.300 her husband Doug,

00:13:55.700 Tim Walz,

00:13:56.740 Joe Biden,

00:13:57.660 because that's just not true.

00:13:59.100 That's actually

00:13:59.660 a knowable fact.

00:14:01.220 It's not,

00:14:01.580 doesn't have to be an estimate.

00:14:02.540 We actually can look it up.

00:14:04.520 And we don't have to look very far

00:14:06.340 because CNN,

00:14:07.640 which is no fan

00:14:08.460 of Donald Trump,

00:14:10.200 actually fact-checked this itself,

00:14:12.040 saying the loss

00:14:12.740 in manufacturing jobs

00:14:13.960 for Trump's entire presidency

00:14:16.120 was 178,000 manufacturing jobs.

00:14:21.100 But,

00:14:21.780 but,

00:14:22.920 you've got to look

00:14:24.920 at when those came,

00:14:26.380 okay?

00:14:26.660 Because manufacturing employment

00:14:28.600 plummeted

00:14:29.340 at the start of the pandemic,

00:14:31.160 shedding 1.3 million jobs

00:14:33.860 in April 2020 alone.

00:14:36.960 The economy then

00:14:37.960 immediately resumed

00:14:39.140 adding manufacturing jobs,

00:14:40.920 increasing each month

00:14:42.220 from May to December

00:14:43.880 during the pandemic

00:14:45.020 before a small loss

00:14:46.540 in January 2021

00:14:47.980 when we were

00:14:49.480 splitting over administrations.

00:14:51.580 Okay?

00:14:51.840 But those gains

00:14:52.600 were not enough

00:14:53.260 to make up

00:14:53.740 for the losses

00:14:54.360 of the pandemic

00:14:55.900 in March and April.

00:14:58.740 So what was lost,

00:14:59.940 178,000,

00:15:01.160 100,000,

00:15:02.440 was lost

00:15:03.360 during the pandemic

00:15:04.240 and she is wrong

00:15:06.480 when she says,

00:15:07.420 because Kamala Harris,

00:15:08.160 you know,

00:15:08.420 says,

00:15:08.700 no,

00:15:08.880 before the pandemic,

00:15:10.140 before the pandemic,

00:15:11.860 Donald Trump

00:15:13.160 lost those jobs.

00:15:14.020 That's a lie.

00:15:15.960 Stephanie Rule,

00:15:17.180 I'll give her,

00:15:17.840 I'll give her some slack

00:15:19.680 in not having her fact check

00:15:21.000 ready

00:15:21.740 because maybe

00:15:23.720 she didn't know,

00:15:25.300 but she was ready

00:15:26.320 to say,

00:15:27.000 you know,

00:15:28.080 that those unemployment numbers

00:15:30.100 were caused by COVID.

00:15:32.040 And so if it had been me,

00:15:33.200 if I get the chance

00:15:33.780 to interview Kamala Harris,

00:15:34.680 you can bet I'm going to run down

00:15:35.600 what she says

00:15:36.200 in response to all these issues.

00:15:37.500 And if there's any lies

00:15:38.400 that she said on record,

00:15:39.420 it's my job to fact check her.

00:15:41.380 In any event,

00:15:41.900 she lied

00:15:42.360 and got away with it.

00:15:43.900 There we go.

00:15:44.420 And by the way,

00:15:45.080 the truth about Trump

00:15:45.860 is that prior to that point,

00:15:47.740 prior to the pandemic,

00:15:48.620 he presided over a gain,

00:15:50.700 a gain in manufacturing jobs

00:15:52.140 of 414,000.

00:15:54.840 414,000.

00:15:55.440 This is a plus for Trump,

00:15:56.660 not a minus

00:15:57.540 as they portrayed on MSNBC.

00:16:00.780 Okay.

00:16:01.460 She goes on to rip on his tax plan.

00:16:06.260 He cut,

00:16:07.260 there are tax cuts for billionaires

00:16:08.880 and top corporations,

00:16:10.500 excuse me,

00:16:12.100 and didn't pay much attention

00:16:13.400 to middle-class families.

00:16:15.140 All right.

00:16:15.300 Now, Stephanie Ruhle knows better.

00:16:16.880 She knows better.

00:16:17.700 She was a business reporter.

00:16:19.180 This is the truth.

00:16:20.540 All income brackets

00:16:21.940 benefited substantially

00:16:23.540 from Trump's tax reforms.

00:16:26.580 However,

00:16:27.200 those who benefited the most

00:16:28.540 were the working

00:16:29.720 and middle class.

00:16:31.380 There was a long article

00:16:32.460 in The Hill

00:16:33.640 that laid out

00:16:35.640 how,

00:16:36.520 according to IRS data,

00:16:38.320 if you look at people's

00:16:39.020 adjusted gross income

00:16:40.460 under Trump,

00:16:41.760 those who made between

00:16:42.460 $15,000 and $50,000

00:16:43.760 enjoyed an average tax cut

00:16:45.620 of between 16% and 26%.

00:16:48.420 Those who made between

00:16:49.840 $50,000 and $100,000

00:16:50.960 had a tax cut of

00:16:52.340 15% to 17%

00:16:54.740 under Trump.

00:16:55.720 Those who made between

00:16:56.580 $100,000 and $500,000

00:16:57.740 had a tax cut

00:16:58.720 of 11% to 13%.

00:17:00.120 You can see the numbers

00:17:00.840 are going down.

00:17:01.440 The arrow is going down.

00:17:02.500 They're still all getting tax cuts,

00:17:04.180 but they're not as generous

00:17:05.600 the more you make.

00:17:07.120 Those who made over a million,

00:17:08.660 less than 6% tax cut.

00:17:11.800 All right.

00:17:12.540 That's fine.

00:17:13.180 I mean,

00:17:13.300 they had more to begin with.

00:17:14.720 I'm sure it wasn't

00:17:15.400 quite as painful.

00:17:16.960 It's not quite as painful

00:17:18.060 for them

00:17:18.440 when they have any sort of,

00:17:19.940 you know,

00:17:20.460 tax adjustment,

00:17:21.580 but they had a tax cut

00:17:23.420 indeed

00:17:23.840 that was

00:17:25.200 by some estimates

00:17:26.660 20%

00:17:27.900 less

00:17:28.820 than the tax cut

00:17:29.720 given to the working class.

00:17:30.760 So these are lies

00:17:31.720 and they were not brought up.

00:17:33.400 There was no

00:17:33.980 challenge

00:17:34.980 whatsoever.

00:17:36.800 Okay.

00:17:37.440 Then

00:17:37.840 Rule asks her,

00:17:39.960 all right,

00:17:40.840 let's talk about taxes.

00:17:42.060 Those tax cuts,

00:17:42.960 they expire next year

00:17:43.880 and there are many people

00:17:44.780 confused saying,

00:17:45.420 I don't know what's going to happen.

00:17:46.740 Are your taxes going to go up?

00:17:47.800 My taxes going to go up?

00:17:49.900 She says,

00:17:50.420 and under Harris administration,

00:17:51.700 at what income level

00:17:52.540 should someone expect

00:17:53.260 their taxes to go up?

00:17:54.700 And Harris says,

00:17:55.880 anyone making less,

00:17:57.080 first of all,

00:17:58.180 anyone making less

00:17:58.980 than $400,000 a year,

00:18:00.880 your taxes will not go up.

00:18:03.660 Okay.

00:18:04.500 Joe Biden peddled this lie too.

00:18:06.700 And do you know what happened?

00:18:07.960 Taxes did go up

00:18:09.120 for everyone

00:18:10.000 in the form of groceries

00:18:12.160 and gas prices.

00:18:14.580 Everything you buy,

00:18:15.840 as you well know,

00:18:16.500 energy,

00:18:17.200 your electric bill,

00:18:18.640 the inflationary spending

00:18:20.040 that these two did

00:18:21.120 like drunken sailors

00:18:22.340 for the first few years

00:18:23.500 of their presidency

00:18:24.280 has caused your tax

00:18:27.060 in every corner

00:18:29.000 of your life.

00:18:30.280 So if you believe

00:18:31.400 you weren't taxed

00:18:32.600 by the Biden-Harris administration,

00:18:34.220 if you're making

00:18:34.780 under $400,000,

00:18:35.920 which was a broken promise

00:18:37.240 by Joe Biden,

00:18:38.220 I got a bridge in Brooklyn

00:18:39.520 I'd like to sell you.

00:18:41.300 Then she goes on to say,

00:18:42.320 I'm going to cut taxes

00:18:43.140 actually for 100 million Americans.

00:18:44.540 She's talking about

00:18:45.620 her $6,000 a year

00:18:47.140 child tax credit

00:18:49.120 for young couples

00:18:50.480 with their first year

00:18:51.320 of their child's life.

00:18:52.460 J.D. Vance is proposing

00:18:53.500 a $5,000.

00:18:54.540 It's,

00:18:55.140 the difference is not significant.

00:18:57.100 And by the way,

00:18:58.320 that is not

00:19:02.280 something that's going

00:19:04.080 to apply to the vast majority

00:19:05.080 of Americans.

00:19:05.780 Here again.

00:19:07.040 Here again.

00:19:07.880 Right?

00:19:08.600 So she's being asked

00:19:10.500 a question about income tax.

00:19:11.920 What's going to happen to you?

00:19:12.900 And here she lies

00:19:13.860 about if you're under $400,000,

00:19:15.320 your taxes will not go up.

00:19:16.580 And then she says,

00:19:17.400 I'm going to give you

00:19:17.780 the child tax credit,

00:19:18.760 which is just a,

00:19:19.680 it's like a present.

00:19:20.800 Right?

00:19:21.180 I'm going to give you

00:19:21.980 a tax present.

00:19:23.560 So then Stephanie Rule

00:19:25.580 asked her a good question.

00:19:27.360 How are you going to pay for that?

00:19:29.220 You can't just give people

00:19:30.180 a tax credit,

00:19:31.240 like the child tax credit,

00:19:32.280 and just pull money off

00:19:34.780 money tree.

00:19:35.420 It's not how it works.

00:19:36.580 So how are you going

00:19:38.380 to pay for it?

00:19:38.980 She says,

00:19:39.300 expanding that child tax credit

00:19:40.980 that you mentioned.

00:19:41.960 You mentioned housing before,

00:19:43.840 the 25 grand

00:19:44.560 for the first time homebuyers,

00:19:45.880 giving that extra money

00:19:47.740 for a first home.

00:19:48.580 Same thing.

00:19:49.580 If you can't raise

00:19:50.640 corporate taxes,

00:19:51.700 or if the GOP

00:19:53.620 takes control of the Senate,

00:19:54.740 and she basically means

00:19:55.580 if the GOP

00:19:56.980 takes control of the Senate,

00:19:58.580 and if the GOP

00:20:00.080 maintains control of the House,

00:20:01.200 either one of those things

00:20:02.100 will screw your plan

00:20:03.380 because they're not

00:20:05.040 going to help her

00:20:05.680 offer these policies

00:20:08.680 without appropriate

00:20:10.240 spending cuts.

00:20:11.340 That's not what's going to happen,

00:20:13.260 and Stephanie Rule's

00:20:13.960 pointing it out.

00:20:15.060 Where do you get the money

00:20:16.320 to do that?

00:20:18.180 All right,

00:20:18.420 that's the question.

00:20:19.620 Where do you get the money

00:20:20.980 to do that?

00:20:21.460 We have this exchange.

00:20:23.860 I have to revise my answer.

00:20:25.800 Maybe this is the worst.

00:20:26.800 I don't know.

00:20:27.280 There's three top contenders

00:20:28.560 for worst bad.

00:20:29.780 You watch it,

00:20:30.780 and you tell me,

00:20:32.220 watch the light bulb go on

00:20:34.000 over Kamala Harris's head

00:20:36.320 when she realizes

00:20:37.120 she has no damn plan

00:20:39.180 for if there's

00:20:40.620 divided government,

00:20:41.560 and she can't

00:20:43.220 shove through her agenda.

00:20:44.980 Watch.

00:20:46.840 Expanding that child tax credit,

00:20:48.780 or you mentioned housing before,

00:20:50.280 giving that extra money

00:20:51.360 for a first home.

00:20:52.580 If you can't raise

00:20:53.600 corporate taxes,

00:20:54.520 or if GOP

00:20:55.640 takes control of the Senate,

00:20:57.320 where do you get the money

00:20:58.300 to do that?

00:20:59.020 Do you still go forward

00:20:59.840 with those plans

00:21:00.480 and borrow?

00:21:02.220 Well,

00:21:03.020 but we're going to have

00:21:03.860 to raise corporate taxes,

00:21:05.900 and we're going to have

00:21:07.000 to raise,

00:21:08.800 we're going to have

00:21:09.480 to make sure

00:21:10.600 that the biggest corporations

00:21:12.120 and billionaires

00:21:14.080 pay their fair share.

00:21:15.060 That's just it.

00:21:16.140 It's about paying

00:21:16.980 their fair share.

00:21:19.500 She's an idiot.

00:21:21.640 She's an idiot.

00:21:22.540 She has no idea

00:21:23.340 what she's talking about.

00:21:24.560 I don't know

00:21:25.160 if she understood

00:21:25.680 the question.

00:21:26.160 The question is,

00:21:29.360 what if you cannot

00:21:30.600 get this through

00:21:31.520 in a divided government

00:21:32.720 so that corporations

00:21:34.600 pay more?

00:21:35.940 And the answer is,

00:21:37.320 they just have to pay more.

00:21:38.520 They have to.

00:21:39.840 That's just it.

00:21:41.400 That is just it.

00:21:42.740 She sounds like

00:21:43.420 one of those moronic

00:21:44.260 TikTokers, you see.

00:21:46.240 That's just it.

00:21:48.240 She sounds like

00:21:49.080 a four-year-old.

00:21:50.100 That's her level

00:21:50.820 of understanding.

00:21:51.960 Don't believe

00:21:52.800 any of these promises.

00:21:54.260 She can't do it.

00:21:57.180 She doesn't have

00:21:57.940 a plan to fund it.

00:21:59.620 And to the extent

00:22:00.260 that that was exposed

00:22:01.340 in the MSNBC interview,

00:22:03.540 good,

00:22:04.460 on Stephanie Rule.

00:22:06.320 Then they go on.

00:22:08.420 Stephanie chimes in.

00:22:09.460 Bill Gates just said

00:22:10.360 this week

00:22:10.760 if he was in charge

00:22:11.500 of taxes,

00:22:12.140 he would have paid more.

00:22:13.700 Okay, great.

00:22:15.080 But how do you find

00:22:16.120 that line to make sure

00:22:16.880 corporations are paying

00:22:17.800 their fair share

00:22:18.760 and they're not leaving

00:22:19.840 our country?

00:22:21.400 Because if you tax them

00:22:21.960 through the eyeballs,

00:22:22.680 they'll leave.

00:22:23.040 Plenty of places

00:22:23.900 where you can make widgets.

00:22:25.440 Doesn't have to be

00:22:26.000 in the United States.

00:22:27.300 And then we get

00:22:28.040 a lecture on,

00:22:28.820 I work with a lot of CEOs.

00:22:30.960 I've spent a lot of time

00:22:32.160 with CEOs.

00:22:33.460 Sure, Jan.

00:22:34.940 I'm going to tell you

00:22:35.780 that business leaders

00:22:36.720 who are actually part

00:22:37.980 of the engine

00:22:38.400 of America's economy

00:22:39.260 agree that people

00:22:40.520 should pay their fair share.

00:22:42.120 Oh my, I can't.

00:22:45.400 I can't.

00:22:46.780 With the filler.

00:22:48.520 I can't.

00:22:49.640 So much filler.

00:22:50.540 Um, they also agree

00:22:53.500 that we should look

00:22:54.120 at a plan when we look

00:22:55.420 at a plan such as mine

00:22:56.580 about investing

00:22:57.700 in the middle class,

00:22:59.220 investing in new industries,

00:23:00.880 bringing down costs.

00:23:02.460 What is she saying?

00:23:03.720 This is empty,

00:23:05.400 empty calories.

00:23:07.060 Investing in entrepreneurs

00:23:08.300 like small businesses

00:23:09.580 that the overall economy

00:23:11.320 is stronger

00:23:12.040 and everyone benefits.

00:23:13.180 She said nothing.

00:23:14.540 Nothing.

00:23:15.840 Part of my plan

00:23:16.560 for the economy

00:23:17.060 is investing in new industries

00:23:18.200 in a way that we have

00:23:19.020 active partnership

00:23:20.160 with the private sector.

00:23:21.540 I have worked

00:23:22.320 with the private sector

00:23:23.500 my entire career.

00:23:25.020 Okay, she's been in government

00:23:26.000 her entire career.

00:23:27.460 I can't, like,

00:23:28.360 all the rest goes on.

00:23:29.800 Like, I'm not going to make you

00:23:31.300 go through it

00:23:31.660 the way I had to last night.

00:23:33.320 And then she ends with,

00:23:34.300 so you can take a nice vacation

00:23:35.460 from time to time.

00:23:36.180 She said nothing

00:23:38.120 about how you avoid

00:23:41.040 taxing the corporations

00:23:42.140 through the eyeballs

00:23:42.980 to the point where they run.

00:23:44.580 Which is a real thing.

00:23:45.760 Just ask New York City

00:23:46.660 where this exact thing

00:23:47.820 is underway.

00:23:48.360 Ask California

00:23:49.040 where this exact thing

00:23:50.380 has been underway.

00:23:52.360 Okay.

00:23:53.280 Then we move on

00:23:54.320 to my favorite.

00:23:55.100 This is my favorite part.

00:23:56.060 This is truly my favorite part.

00:23:57.780 This is the part

00:23:58.400 I was listening

00:23:58.820 on SiriusXM last night

00:24:00.000 and I was like,

00:24:00.700 what?

00:24:01.820 What?

00:24:04.480 As Sarah,

00:24:05.420 my hairstylist,

00:24:06.200 would say,

00:24:06.800 what?

00:24:08.820 I didn't get it.

00:24:11.240 Okay, Stephanie Rule.

00:24:12.340 One of the main problems

00:24:13.660 because they were talking

00:24:16.940 about buying a home,

00:24:18.540 right?

00:24:18.780 And rules saying,

00:24:19.680 for people who want

00:24:20.160 to buy a home,

00:24:20.780 yeah, it'd be great

00:24:21.320 to get that $25,000 kicker,

00:24:23.100 only first-time homebuyers.

00:24:24.860 But it's not just

00:24:25.880 affording a home.

00:24:26.580 We don't have enough homes

00:24:27.580 in this country.

00:24:28.660 Absolutely right,

00:24:29.480 says Kamala.

00:24:30.320 Rule.

00:24:30.820 And one of the main problems

00:24:32.120 are regulations

00:24:33.480 and rules,

00:24:35.120 strict, strict rules

00:24:36.180 at a local level.

00:24:38.080 How do the feds

00:24:39.660 cut through

00:24:40.700 all that red tape

00:24:42.280 and help

00:24:43.280 the locals

00:24:44.200 solve

00:24:45.280 housing problems?

00:24:47.380 That's actually

00:24:48.100 a good question.

00:24:49.580 How do they?

00:24:51.280 Watch this.

00:24:52.900 How does the federal government

00:24:54.500 cut through

00:24:55.520 all that red tape

00:24:56.640 and get down to,

00:24:57.780 I don't know,

00:24:58.040 the suburbs of Pittsburgh

00:24:59.120 and say,

00:24:59.580 we're going to have to build

00:25:00.140 some affordable housing here?

00:25:01.260 Part of my goal

00:25:02.060 and the plan would be

00:25:03.040 to create 3 million

00:25:04.300 new housing units

00:25:05.720 for rent and for ownership

00:25:07.240 by the end of my first term.

00:25:09.080 It includes also

00:25:10.500 what we must do

00:25:11.200 to cut red tape.

00:25:12.260 You're absolutely right.

00:25:13.240 I know that we have to

00:25:15.180 reduce the red tape

00:25:16.760 and speed up

00:25:17.860 what we need to do

00:25:18.720 around building.

00:25:19.540 Some of the work

00:25:20.300 is going to be through

00:25:21.680 what we do

00:25:22.480 in terms of

00:25:23.120 giving benefits

00:25:24.420 and assistance

00:25:25.160 to state and local governments

00:25:26.300 around transit dollars

00:25:27.440 and looking holistically

00:25:30.000 at the connection

00:25:31.180 between that

00:25:32.040 and housing

00:25:32.920 and looking holistically

00:25:34.720 at the incentives

00:25:35.680 we and the federal government

00:25:36.800 can create

00:25:37.380 for local and state governments

00:25:38.640 to actually engage

00:25:39.960 in planning

00:25:40.560 in a holistic manner

00:25:41.760 that includes

00:25:42.940 prioritizing affordable housing

00:25:44.660 for working people.

00:25:46.660 Okay.

00:25:47.240 So how are we going to

00:25:48.300 cut through the red tape?

00:25:49.340 It takes far too long.

00:25:51.140 There's too much bureaucracy.

00:25:53.640 I know we have to

00:25:54.740 reduce the red tape

00:25:55.600 and speed up

00:25:56.300 what we need to do

00:25:57.400 around building

00:25:57.980 and that is going to require

00:25:59.640 working from the

00:26:01.040 federal level

00:26:01.640 with the state

00:26:02.480 and local government.

00:26:04.440 How?

00:26:05.840 How was the question?

00:26:08.140 That's where

00:26:08.920 she should have jumped in.

00:26:10.740 Stephanie,

00:26:11.680 how was the question?

00:26:13.720 Stop redefining the problem.

00:26:16.140 I just laid out the problem.

00:26:17.980 Now you're the one

00:26:18.920 who's supposed to be

00:26:19.780 running with solutions.

00:26:21.200 What are they?

00:26:22.140 The question, madam,

00:26:23.680 was how?

00:26:25.400 And it's going to be different

00:26:26.960 in different places

00:26:28.480 depending on the needs

00:26:29.920 of that community,

00:26:30.820 the needs of that local government,

00:26:32.620 the needs of that municipality,

00:26:34.260 but working in consultation

00:26:36.500 and coordination

00:26:37.560 and also around incentives

00:26:39.620 that we can create.

00:26:40.640 What the fuck did you just say?

00:26:42.120 I'm sorry, I can't.

00:26:43.920 What is that?

00:26:45.040 That's not a how.

00:26:46.680 There's too much bureaucracy.

00:26:48.240 We have to reduce the red tape.

00:26:49.560 I know I said that.

00:26:51.080 Speed up what we need to do

00:26:51.960 around building.

00:26:52.560 I know that was built

00:26:53.360 into my question

00:26:53.980 and it's going to require

00:26:55.100 working from the federal level

00:26:56.080 with the state

00:26:56.520 and local governments.

00:26:57.560 I know.

00:26:58.660 How?

00:26:59.600 How?

00:27:00.360 It'll be different

00:27:01.000 in different places

00:27:01.660 depending on the needs

00:27:02.340 of the community,

00:27:02.900 of the local government,

00:27:03.680 of the local municipality,

00:27:04.920 working in consultation

00:27:06.100 and coordination

00:27:06.940 and also around incentives

00:27:08.280 that we can create.

00:27:10.200 What?

00:27:11.780 And then,

00:27:13.140 just when you think,

00:27:13.980 she keeps talking.

00:27:15.140 You're like,

00:27:15.820 maybe,

00:27:16.720 maybe she saved

00:27:18.000 the best for last.

00:27:18.880 Maybe she's got another tool

00:27:20.200 in her arsenal.

00:27:21.780 Maybe she's got another trick

00:27:22.980 up her sleeve.

00:27:24.580 For example,

00:27:25.740 great!

00:27:26.620 An example.

00:27:27.580 I'll take it.

00:27:28.680 Some of the work

00:27:29.400 is going to be

00:27:30.100 through what we do

00:27:31.040 in terms of

00:27:32.180 giving benefits

00:27:33.160 and assistance to

00:27:34.280 state and local governments.

00:27:36.280 Okay,

00:27:36.600 I'm waiting for it.

00:27:37.420 Great.

00:27:38.140 we're,

00:27:38.540 lots of filler,

00:27:39.720 but what?

00:27:40.640 Around transit dollars.

00:27:42.420 What?

00:27:43.700 What?

00:27:44.600 What?

00:27:45.540 What?

00:27:47.320 The transit dollars.

00:27:49.480 That's how she's going

00:27:50.640 to get rid of the red tape

00:27:51.840 stopping home building

00:27:54.300 transit dollars

00:27:56.060 and

00:27:57.180 looking holistically,

00:27:59.500 drink.

00:28:00.060 At the connection

00:28:01.300 between that

00:28:02.180 and housing

00:28:02.980 and looking

00:28:03.880 holistically,

00:28:05.280 drink.

00:28:05.940 At the incentives

00:28:07.240 we in the federal government

00:28:08.520 can create

00:28:09.180 for local

00:28:09.800 and state governments

00:28:11.100 to actually engage

00:28:12.400 in planning

00:28:13.300 in a holistic

00:28:14.440 drink manner.

00:28:15.940 That includes

00:28:16.680 prioritizing

00:28:17.540 affordable housing

00:28:18.660 for working people.

00:28:21.220 I'm done.

00:28:22.000 I'm out.

00:28:22.660 I'm out.

00:28:23.560 I've heard enough.

00:28:24.800 I can't.

00:28:25.840 I object

00:28:27.140 on every level

00:28:28.380 I have inside of me

00:28:29.520 to object.

00:28:30.940 If you vote

00:28:32.020 for that

00:28:32.560 as president,

00:28:34.020 then you deserve

00:28:36.400 what you're going to get.

00:28:37.340 I do not deserve it.

00:28:39.500 The people

00:28:40.240 who are going to vote

00:28:40.800 for Trump

00:28:41.160 do not deserve it.

00:28:42.120 It's

00:28:44.800 a calamity

00:28:46.460 how dumb

00:28:47.940 this person is

00:28:48.740 and that she's been

00:28:50.020 placed in this position

00:28:51.000 by her party,

00:28:52.120 by fiat,

00:28:52.960 without anybody.

00:28:54.040 There are smart people

00:28:54.820 in the Democrat party.

00:28:55.980 She's just not one of them.

00:28:57.720 They weren't allowed

00:28:58.600 to run

00:28:59.160 either when he was

00:29:01.140 seeking to be

00:29:02.480 renominated

00:29:03.020 or once he got

00:29:04.020 couped

00:29:04.660 right out of office.

00:29:06.300 They elevated her

00:29:07.700 for all the same

00:29:08.700 DEI nonsense principles.

00:29:10.300 They put her

00:29:10.640 in the vice presidency

00:29:11.440 not to mention

00:29:12.380 the AG position,

00:29:13.360 probably the Senate position

00:29:14.260 and certainly the DA position

00:29:15.500 that led to this path

00:29:17.120 in the first place.

00:29:19.000 She's not a smart person

00:29:20.520 and that is on display

00:29:23.800 every time she sits down

00:29:25.860 for an interview.

00:29:27.000 So I say

00:29:27.820 keep it rolling.

00:29:29.460 You keep on.

00:29:30.420 You go with your instincts.

00:29:32.460 Yeah,

00:29:32.740 you're on a roll now

00:29:33.640 post-debate.

00:29:34.280 You did so well.

00:29:35.360 You can do this, Kamala.

00:29:36.600 You can do this.

00:29:37.880 Keep talking.

00:29:39.160 That's all Trump needs.

00:29:40.360 Joining me now

00:29:41.900 to react

00:29:42.500 and talk about

00:29:43.220 her own race

00:29:43.800 is Carrie Lake.

00:29:45.400 She's a Republican candidate

00:29:46.400 running for U.S. Senate

00:29:47.300 in Arizona.

00:29:48.540 Carrie, welcome back.

00:29:49.560 What do you make

00:29:50.340 of that debacle?

00:29:51.960 Well, I'm mad

00:29:52.920 that you made me

00:29:53.480 sit through that.

00:29:54.140 I can't.

00:29:54.520 It's almost impossible.

00:29:56.220 I'd rather listen

00:29:57.140 to nails

00:29:57.660 coming down a chalkboard

00:29:59.020 than to listen to

00:30:00.780 Well, to listen

00:30:02.560 to that interview.

00:30:04.180 I mean,

00:30:04.720 you laugh sometimes.

00:30:05.860 you scratch your head

00:30:07.040 wondering what does she mean

00:30:08.020 and then if you're

00:30:09.460 really honest,

00:30:10.400 you have a horrified

00:30:11.460 thought of what if.

00:30:13.180 What if people

00:30:14.000 don't get out and vote?

00:30:14.980 What if she ends up

00:30:16.580 in the Oval Office?

00:30:17.740 And that to me

00:30:18.760 is the most horrifying

00:30:19.580 thought of anything

00:30:21.240 I could ever imagine.

00:30:23.220 So, you know,

00:30:24.340 you nailed it.

00:30:25.620 Every single,

00:30:26.600 you just went through it

00:30:27.540 like you were going

00:30:28.740 through the plays

00:30:29.440 of the Super Bowl.

00:30:31.480 Unfortunately,

00:30:31.920 it wasn't as exciting

00:30:33.220 as the Super Bowl.

00:30:34.700 I think she is

00:30:36.080 a master,

00:30:36.960 a master chef

00:30:38.000 at making word salad.

00:30:40.240 And we just saw that

00:30:41.500 in the interview.

00:30:42.440 And, you know,

00:30:43.920 this is the funny thing.

00:30:44.940 She's on MSNBC.

00:30:46.020 You cannot find

00:30:46.840 a more friendly territory

00:30:48.140 to do an interview

00:30:49.180 than MSNBC.

00:30:50.680 And for her,

00:30:52.200 they didn't even

00:30:52.740 give her hard questions.

00:30:53.640 As you said,

00:30:54.280 they didn't push back

00:30:55.040 all that much.

00:30:56.160 If she can't handle

00:30:57.580 an MSNBC,

00:30:58.780 the most friendly interview

00:30:59.720 she could possibly do,

00:31:00.740 can you imagine

00:31:01.480 if she sat down with you?

00:31:03.280 I would pay money

00:31:04.500 to see that, Megan.

00:31:05.880 I would pay money

00:31:06.560 to see that.

00:31:07.900 I would too.

00:31:08.440 I would pull a Matt Walsh

00:31:09.340 the way he got Robin DiAngelo

00:31:10.480 and just pay $15,000

00:31:11.600 and have her sit with me.

00:31:13.160 Whatever it takes.

00:31:14.020 I'll make a donation

00:31:14.600 to her campaign.

00:31:15.140 I'll do it.

00:31:15.540 I'll make a donation.

00:31:16.380 I'll buy my way in.

00:31:18.000 It's just,

00:31:18.520 she'll never do it.

00:31:19.400 And, you know,

00:31:20.160 you're a journalist too.

00:31:21.180 That's how you became

00:31:22.380 a famous person in Arizona.

00:31:23.940 And you understand

00:31:25.360 when you sit down

00:31:26.540 for a big interview,

00:31:27.640 you have to prepare, right?

00:31:29.760 Like, you've got to prepare

00:31:30.640 and when you don't

00:31:31.560 get an answer,

00:31:32.620 you're supposed

00:31:33.260 to press for them.

00:31:35.340 Instead,

00:31:36.680 we had Stephanie Ruhle

00:31:38.360 out there

00:31:38.880 basically saying,

00:31:40.580 I don't really need,

00:31:42.420 I don't need direct answers

00:31:44.000 because these are tough issues.

00:31:45.700 Listen to her

00:31:46.200 talking about it

00:31:46.820 after the fact

00:31:47.400 with Chris Hayes

00:31:48.520 and SOT 11.

00:31:49.080 What she did right there

00:31:50.720 is kind of explain

00:31:51.680 that it's complicated, right?

00:31:53.880 We're a country

00:31:54.340 of 330 million people.

00:31:56.140 Our economy is complicated, right?

00:31:58.200 In the same way,

00:31:58.860 is the economy good or bad?

00:32:00.140 It totally depends.

00:32:01.540 So tariffs,

00:32:02.440 if used,

00:32:03.420 in the right places

00:32:04.280 can work

00:32:04.880 and one could watch that

00:32:06.280 and say,

00:32:06.600 well, she didn't give

00:32:07.180 a clear, direct answer.

00:32:08.360 That's okay

00:32:09.120 because we are not talking

00:32:10.480 about clear or direct issues.

00:32:12.920 Okay.

00:32:13.640 She doesn't know anything.

00:32:14.780 The problem is

00:32:15.480 that Kamala Harris

00:32:16.420 doesn't know anything.

00:32:17.300 I think you're right.

00:32:18.180 I don't think

00:32:18.580 she's an intelligent person

00:32:19.780 and I'm not trying

00:32:21.320 to be mean.

00:32:22.240 They throw a couple

00:32:22.940 of things that are like,

00:32:23.860 hey, make sure

00:32:24.360 you throw a fact out.

00:32:25.820 Throw 330 million out.

00:32:27.260 You can remember that.

00:32:28.760 330 million people.

00:32:29.740 Throw that out

00:32:30.300 in your soundbite somewhere

00:32:32.120 and then use a word

00:32:33.060 like holistic.

00:32:33.980 Throw that one out.

00:32:35.340 Make sure you don't say

00:32:36.340 what can be

00:32:37.180 not burdened

00:32:38.220 by what has been.

00:32:39.100 Let's try to find you.

00:32:40.120 It's like she's throwing

00:32:40.960 a couple of little words

00:32:42.680 in her brain

00:32:43.600 and is trying to use them

00:32:45.060 to sound smart

00:32:45.880 but she's got no substance.

00:32:48.580 And the people

00:32:49.420 are craving substance

00:32:50.680 right now

00:32:51.140 because they're

00:32:51.700 in a world of hurt.

00:32:52.780 I'm all over

00:32:53.240 the state of Arizona,

00:32:54.220 Megan,

00:32:54.520 and yesterday

00:32:55.800 we actually held

00:32:57.160 a press conference

00:32:57.880 on our plans

00:32:58.600 for how we can

00:32:59.380 help with this

00:33:00.280 housing crisis.

00:33:01.780 And so listening

00:33:02.340 to her talk about it,

00:33:03.720 I just was realizing

00:33:05.560 that we have

00:33:06.120 way better plans

00:33:06.940 than she could

00:33:07.880 even conjure up.

00:33:09.560 You have to.

00:33:10.140 You have to.

00:33:11.580 People are struggling.

00:33:13.320 I look at young people.

00:33:14.300 We had three kind of

00:33:15.100 different groups of people

00:33:16.020 that are struggling

00:33:16.740 right now.

00:33:17.160 We had young people

00:33:17.780 who are just about

00:33:18.400 to get out of college.

00:33:19.720 They've done everything right

00:33:20.640 according to what

00:33:21.380 they were supposed to do

00:33:22.360 and now they're looking

00:33:23.460 at the price of housing.

00:33:25.020 It's gone up in Arizona

00:33:26.080 35% pretty much everywhere.

00:33:28.540 And then you look

00:33:29.020 at the mortgage rates

00:33:30.080 which have doubled.

00:33:31.460 I think from 2.77

00:33:32.900 to about 7% now.

00:33:34.880 If you've got bad credit,

00:33:35.920 closer to 8%

00:33:36.800 if you can even

00:33:37.300 get a mortgage.

00:33:37.880 So that brings

00:33:39.320 your monthly mortgage

00:33:40.400 payment up 105%

00:33:42.640 from $1,300 to $2,700.

00:33:45.660 These are Arizona figures

00:33:46.760 but I'm sure they're similar

00:33:47.740 in a lot of other states.

00:33:49.300 That is just pricing

00:33:50.240 people out of homes.

00:33:51.200 So this young generation

00:33:52.640 feels that they will

00:33:53.880 never be able

00:33:54.620 to afford a home.

00:33:55.540 They look at

00:33:56.060 their parents' home

00:33:57.220 and their parents

00:33:57.700 may have bought it

00:33:58.280 30 years ago

00:33:58.980 and it might have only

00:33:59.520 cost $80,000 or $90,000

00:34:00.880 and now they find out

00:34:02.480 it's worth half a million.

00:34:03.660 How do they ever

00:34:04.360 get into a house

00:34:05.280 if a starter house

00:34:06.380 is half a million dollars?

00:34:07.880 in many, many

00:34:08.820 cities and communities

00:34:10.200 and then we talked

00:34:11.500 to a family

00:34:12.200 a growing family

00:34:13.760 who like many of us

00:34:15.900 myself included

00:34:16.840 I locked in

00:34:17.540 on one of those

00:34:18.080 awesome Trump interest rates

00:34:19.640 with the mortgage rates

00:34:20.540 being about 3%.

00:34:21.420 We locked in

00:34:22.580 our mortgage at that

00:34:23.580 and so did this young family

00:34:25.440 and now their family's growing

00:34:26.660 and they want to get out

00:34:27.520 of that house

00:34:28.280 because they're outgrowing it

00:34:29.560 but they can't leave

00:34:30.960 such a great mortgage rate

00:34:32.780 and find another house

00:34:34.480 that A is going to cost more

00:34:35.680 and the mortgage rate

00:34:36.420 is going to kill them.

00:34:37.140 So they're kind of trapped

00:34:38.680 in a good mortgage rate

00:34:40.000 because all that's out there

00:34:41.240 And why are the

00:34:43.360 adjustable mortgage rates

00:34:44.260 so high?

00:34:44.760 Because of the Fed

00:34:45.520 because of the inflation

00:34:46.760 that she caused

00:34:47.600 That's right

00:34:48.020 That's the underlying bear

00:34:49.360 behind all of these questions

00:34:51.260 about the housing crisis

00:34:53.380 and how much people are paying

00:34:54.780 You caused it

00:34:56.460 They're trying

00:34:57.560 The Fed's raising

00:34:58.320 the interest rates

00:34:58.880 because they're trying

00:34:59.660 to control

00:35:00.200 the out-of-control inflation

00:35:01.700 you caused

00:35:02.900 with your drunken spending

00:35:04.040 when you and Joe Biden

00:35:05.020 took office

00:35:05.520 Why?

00:35:06.520 Where was that question?

00:35:08.300 Instead

00:35:08.680 she

00:35:09.860 you know

00:35:10.360 we meandered

00:35:10.960 we had questions

00:35:11.780 on whether she really

00:35:12.720 worked at McDonald's

00:35:13.640 and offered to

00:35:14.620 you know

00:35:15.200 all beef patty

00:35:16.020 special sauce

00:35:16.600 Mike

00:35:16.820 I get that

00:35:17.960 like sometimes

00:35:18.500 you want to end it

00:35:19.260 on a nice note

00:35:20.080 not when

00:35:21.080 this person

00:35:21.860 is in the

00:35:22.860 presidential protection program

00:35:24.480 No

00:35:24.820 I would have liked

00:35:26.060 the simple question

00:35:26.980 that has access

00:35:27.620 Go ahead

00:35:28.620 I would have liked

00:35:29.780 the real simple question

00:35:30.940 Do you know

00:35:32.100 what causes inflation?

00:35:34.520 And just stop

00:35:35.320 and see what she says

00:35:36.680 because there's only

00:35:37.820 one entity

00:35:38.380 that can cause inflation

00:35:39.740 and that is

00:35:40.480 the government

00:35:41.140 printing money

00:35:41.880 and they printed money

00:35:42.760 and printed money

00:35:43.560 and printed money

00:35:44.300 the value

00:35:44.820 the worth of your own dollar

00:35:46.400 went down

00:35:47.020 you know

00:35:47.640 we talked to a retiree

00:35:49.140 senior citizens

00:35:50.660 who are forced

00:35:52.000 to be renting right now

00:35:53.000 and their rent

00:35:53.440 is going up

00:35:54.260 and you know

00:35:55.720 their one

00:35:56.540 unexpected bill

00:35:58.140 away from

00:35:59.420 being homeless

00:36:00.240 and a lot of

00:36:01.260 these senior citizens

00:36:02.620 who own their homes

00:36:03.660 out right now

00:36:04.420 are watching

00:36:05.360 and they can't afford

00:36:06.160 their property taxes

00:36:07.280 anymore

00:36:07.600 because their

00:36:08.160 monthly spending

00:36:09.320 their monthly

00:36:10.560 expenses have gone up

00:36:12.160 because of that inflation

00:36:13.160 the cost of living

00:36:14.060 everything going up

00:36:15.480 and now they're saying

00:36:16.240 we can't afford

00:36:16.840 a property tax

00:36:17.640 if we don't pay it

00:36:18.420 we're going to be homeless

00:36:19.400 so it's

00:36:20.660 we're in a dire situation

00:36:22.780 I am predicting

00:36:23.840 we are going to see

00:36:25.300 hundreds of thousands

00:36:26.320 of Americans

00:36:26.960 in the next month

00:36:27.840 few months

00:36:28.400 slip into poverty

00:36:29.840 and I worry

00:36:31.100 that we're going

00:36:31.660 to see people

00:36:32.220 who have

00:36:32.720 by no fault

00:36:33.780 of their own

00:36:34.400 could even slip

00:36:35.560 into homelessness

00:36:36.280 not because

00:36:37.060 they've been

00:36:37.620 spending crazy

00:36:38.420 not because

00:36:39.000 they've been taking

00:36:39.620 you know

00:36:40.460 extravagant vacations

00:36:41.900 because they

00:36:42.540 all of a sudden

00:36:43.340 they cannot afford

00:36:44.780 their monthly payments

00:36:46.420 on anything

00:36:47.060 because of the price

00:36:47.960 that the price

00:36:49.100 of everything

00:36:49.420 that's gone up

00:36:50.020 because of the

00:36:50.540 dreadful

00:36:51.400 disastrous policies

00:36:52.960 of Joe Biden

00:36:53.660 and Kamala Harris

00:36:54.440 that started

00:36:55.200 and all she wants

00:36:56.020 to do is say

00:36:56.860 oh no

00:36:57.440 Trump lost

00:36:58.260 200,000

00:36:59.840 manufacturing jobs

00:37:00.680 even before the pandemic

00:37:01.540 that's a lie

00:37:02.320 like there's no

00:37:03.640 accountability

00:37:04.320 for what they did

00:37:06.220 which you know

00:37:06.920 what they say

00:37:07.320 past his prologue

00:37:08.680 you're going to get

00:37:09.140 a whole lot more

00:37:09.840 of it

00:37:10.240 if they get

00:37:11.020 another term

00:37:11.580 if she gets

00:37:12.240 basically a Joe Biden

00:37:13.600 second term

00:37:14.320 because she's not

00:37:15.300 acknowledging

00:37:15.760 that she's made

00:37:16.360 any mistakes

00:37:17.420 that he's made

00:37:18.500 any mistakes

00:37:19.260 the other piece

00:37:20.260 of her plan

00:37:20.740 is this

00:37:21.260 I'm going to

00:37:21.760 crack down

00:37:22.200 on price gouging

00:37:23.180 at the grocery store

00:37:24.180 which there is

00:37:25.280 zero evidence of

00:37:26.800 there is no evidence

00:37:27.960 that these grocers

00:37:29.320 are doing that

00:37:30.500 and she never

00:37:32.620 gets pressed on that

00:37:33.600 her surrogate

00:37:34.700 got pressed on it

00:37:35.660 by Sandra Smith

00:37:37.260 over on Fox News

00:37:38.020 the other day

00:37:38.440 and had no answer

00:37:39.620 it was actually

00:37:40.080 pretty remarkable

00:37:40.800 but she gets asked

00:37:42.480 the price gouging question

00:37:43.600 and here's how

00:37:45.180 she answered it

00:37:45.840 watch this

00:37:46.380 prices are still hot

00:37:48.800 yeah I agree with you

00:37:49.500 you said you want

00:37:50.500 to take this on

00:37:51.460 by going after

00:37:53.020 those who engage

00:37:53.900 in price gouging

00:37:54.880 yeah

00:37:55.060 but as somebody

00:37:56.220 who supports

00:37:57.360 free markets

00:37:58.020 who's a capitalist

00:37:59.160 how do you go

00:38:00.640 after price gouging

00:38:02.020 without implementing

00:38:03.360 price controls

00:38:04.480 because once we get

00:38:05.680 in this zone

00:38:06.280 people start to get

00:38:07.320 worried and they say

00:38:08.080 I don't know

00:38:08.540 what she stands for

00:38:09.540 so just to be

00:38:11.720 very frank

00:38:12.480 I am never

00:38:14.740 going to apologize

00:38:15.600 for going after

00:38:17.280 companies and

00:38:19.720 corporations

00:38:20.320 that take advantage

00:38:21.300 of the desperation

00:38:22.100 of the American

00:38:22.760 people

00:38:23.180 and as attorney

00:38:24.280 general

00:38:24.580 I saw this

00:38:25.220 happen

00:38:25.620 in the midst

00:38:27.220 of an emergency

00:38:28.080 whether it be

00:38:28.700 an extreme weather

00:38:29.660 event or even

00:38:30.260 the pandemic

00:38:30.900 we saw it

00:38:31.880 where those few

00:38:33.280 companies

00:38:33.740 not the majority

00:38:34.720 not most

00:38:35.520 but those few

00:38:37.280 companies

00:38:37.820 that would take

00:38:38.920 advantage of the

00:38:39.620 desperation

00:38:40.100 of people

00:38:41.440 and jack up prices

00:38:43.060 yeah I'm going to

00:38:43.620 go after them

00:38:44.340 yes I'm going to

00:38:45.420 go after them

00:38:46.280 okay so she's

00:38:48.960 trying to act

00:38:49.400 tough

00:38:49.740 but the question

00:38:50.780 was as someone

00:38:52.320 who supports

00:38:52.900 free markets

00:38:53.540 rules talking

00:38:54.280 about herself

00:38:54.860 who's a capitalist

00:38:55.900 how do you go

00:38:57.600 after price

00:38:58.760 gouging

00:38:59.400 without implementing

00:39:01.520 price controls

00:39:03.040 you as the

00:39:04.620 magic wanded

00:39:06.140 commander in chief

00:39:07.140 saying bread

00:39:08.720 shall now be

00:39:09.760 the following price

00:39:10.720 milk shall revert

00:39:11.760 back to three

00:39:12.500 dollars

00:39:12.900 how do you do

00:39:14.020 that without

00:39:14.460 implementing

00:39:14.960 price controls

00:39:15.880 and she instead

00:39:17.780 I this audience

00:39:18.940 knows I I

00:39:19.920 laugh at her

00:39:20.920 because she has

00:39:21.480 this John Wayne

00:39:22.300 routine carry

00:39:23.040 where she's like

00:39:23.760 I'm I'm a border

00:39:25.860 state prosecutor

00:39:26.760 and I've fought

00:39:27.740 those criminal

00:39:28.340 drug cartels

00:39:29.240 like John Wayne

00:39:29.980 would and it's

00:39:31.200 a lie and here

00:39:32.120 she busts a yes

00:39:33.080 I am going to

00:39:33.920 go after I'm

00:39:34.900 gonna no the

00:39:35.700 question is how

00:39:37.780 are you going

00:39:38.740 to go after

00:39:39.840 them without

00:39:40.420 implementing price

00:39:41.520 controls and by

00:39:42.680 the way what

00:39:43.980 is your evidence

00:39:44.840 that price

00:39:45.860 gouging is

00:39:47.160 happening at

00:39:48.220 all as opposed

00:39:49.340 to grocers are

00:39:50.500 responding to

00:39:51.620 your inflation

00:39:52.660 that's right I

00:39:54.860 mean if you look

00:39:55.360 at if you talk

00:39:55.940 to anybody in

00:39:56.560 the in the

00:39:57.740 industry food

00:39:58.320 industry grocery

00:39:59.100 industry they

00:40:00.360 have one of the

00:40:00.960 lowest profit

00:40:01.600 margins of any

00:40:02.620 business I mean

00:40:03.380 it's a very

00:40:03.880 competitive cut

00:40:04.780 throat business

00:40:05.360 and they've got

00:40:07.000 to compete with

00:40:07.480 the other guys so

00:40:08.280 I think of all

00:40:09.500 places there's not

00:40:10.520 price gouging in

00:40:11.520 that industry and

00:40:12.500 that's where we're

00:40:12.960 suffering the most

00:40:13.720 where people can't

00:40:14.380 afford groceries

00:40:15.060 right now and

00:40:16.160 they're ending up

00:40:16.700 at the food bank

00:40:18.020 at the end of the

00:40:18.600 week just to get

00:40:19.280 by and get through

00:40:20.540 the end of the

00:40:21.140 week so she

00:40:22.380 doesn't know what

00:40:22.940 she's talking about

00:40:23.740 I mean we could

00:40:24.400 sit here and try

00:40:25.140 to parse every

00:40:25.980 word she said and

00:40:27.060 and read the tea

00:40:28.780 leaves and try to

00:40:29.560 make sense of it

00:40:30.340 but it's gobbledygook

00:40:31.260 it doesn't make

00:40:32.000 sense she doesn't

00:40:32.720 know what's going

00:40:33.300 on and watching

00:40:34.580 her interviews it

00:40:35.480 makes me think

00:40:36.160 she's not even

00:40:37.060 part of running

00:40:38.100 the show right

00:40:39.220 now she is

00:40:40.380 somebody they

00:40:40.880 push out in

00:40:41.440 front of the

00:40:41.780 cameras I

00:40:42.440 don't think

00:40:43.100 she's a part

00:40:44.660 of any can

00:40:45.480 you imagine if

00:40:46.280 you were running

00:40:46.780 a business and

00:40:48.160 she was part of

00:40:49.360 of the team

00:40:50.640 she's not someone

00:40:51.940 you're going to

00:40:52.320 lean on for big

00:40:53.600 ideas and hey

00:40:54.580 how do we how do

00:40:55.180 we solve this

00:40:55.720 problem I I'm

00:40:57.980 deathly afraid

00:40:58.720 right now if if

00:40:59.960 our fellow citizens

00:41:01.520 are falling for

00:41:02.940 this extreme

00:41:04.080 makeover of

00:41:05.720 Kamala Harris and

00:41:06.680 if they're watching

00:41:07.380 that interview

00:41:08.180 and thinking

00:41:09.280 that sounds like

00:41:10.000 someone who's

00:41:10.480 intelligent that

00:41:11.180 we've done a

00:41:11.640 really really bad

00:41:12.360 job of educating

00:41:13.080 people and shame

00:41:14.360 on frankly shame

00:41:15.580 on MSNBC if I

00:41:17.340 may I hope that

00:41:18.860 when Stephanie

00:41:19.480 Rule was doing

00:41:20.280 that interview her

00:41:21.560 inner voice her

00:41:22.540 inner thoughts were

00:41:23.380 saying OMG oh my

00:41:25.540 gosh what do we

00:41:27.500 have here this

00:41:28.140 woman doesn't know

00:41:28.800 what she's talking

00:41:29.360 about I hope she

00:41:30.020 was thinking that

00:41:30.760 but shame on MSNBC

00:41:32.840 for pushing this

00:41:33.780 whole ruse for

00:41:34.940 pushing the ruse

00:41:35.800 that Biden and

00:41:37.140 Harris were were

00:41:38.340 a great combo and

00:41:39.560 that they were

00:41:39.960 great for our

00:41:40.680 country they were

00:41:41.280 doing good things

00:41:41.960 yes they have been

00:41:43.140 destroying our

00:41:43.760 country since day

00:41:44.960 one hour one

00:41:46.320 minute one when

00:41:47.060 they came in

00:41:47.740 pulled back an

00:41:48.920 incredibly effective

00:41:49.780 border policy

00:41:50.660 opened up our

00:41:51.800 border invited the

00:41:52.800 world in and when

00:41:53.480 when not enough

00:41:54.480 people in their

00:41:55.180 estimation came in

00:41:56.120 they started flying

00:41:56.960 people in then

00:41:58.140 they started funneling

00:41:59.420 tens of millions

00:42:00.060 of dollars to NGOs

00:42:01.200 to pick up people

00:42:02.100 at the Darien Gap

00:42:03.040 and transport them

00:42:04.360 in and then they

00:42:05.540 created an app to

00:42:06.600 get more people

00:42:07.340 in they are trying

00:42:08.180 to destabilize this

00:42:09.420 country sell us out

00:42:11.060 and destroy this

00:42:11.900 country and that's

00:42:12.980 another reason our

00:42:13.800 economy is suffering

00:42:14.600 you have to take in

00:42:15.800 to account this

00:42:17.620 outrageousness of

00:42:18.560 what's happening on

00:42:19.180 the border by some

00:42:20.240 estimations 21 million

00:42:22.060 21 million illegal

00:42:23.960 immigrants have poured

00:42:24.660 across our border in

00:42:25.600 the Biden invasion

00:42:26.400 listen they got to live

00:42:27.680 somewhere 21 million

00:42:28.780 people they're going

00:42:30.080 in housing and hotels

00:42:31.320 and apartments that

00:42:33.680 Americans could

00:42:35.000 certainly use and

00:42:36.060 now we've got to as

00:42:36.920 Americans compete with

00:42:38.000 21 million people for

00:42:39.180 housing it's basic

00:42:40.060 supply and demand

00:42:41.020 when you have that

00:42:42.140 many people who need

00:42:42.880 housing the housing

00:42:43.720 prices are going to go

00:42:44.620 up and she never

00:42:46.620 talks about how the

00:42:48.380 wide open border has

00:42:49.900 affected our economy

00:42:51.060 it's keeping wages

00:42:52.300 down for hard-working

00:42:53.480 middle-class people

00:42:54.860 because when you have

00:42:55.740 people coming in who

00:42:56.580 are willing to work

00:42:57.160 for peanuts and they

00:42:58.620 can't work for next

00:42:59.620 to nothing because our

00:43:00.840 government that means

00:43:02.140 you and I the

00:43:02.940 taxpayer are subsidizing

00:43:04.460 their housing giving

00:43:06.060 them food stamps and

00:43:07.360 giving them for real

00:43:08.240 all of the resources

00:43:09.160 they need of course

00:43:10.440 they can work for

00:43:11.080 nothing because they

00:43:11.600 don't have to pay for

00:43:12.240 any of that we're

00:43:13.320 footing the bill for

00:43:14.280 their living expenses

00:43:15.300 and they're keeping

00:43:16.080 our wages depressed

00:43:17.340 that's what the

00:43:18.880 residents of

00:43:19.360 Springfield Ohio have

00:43:20.420 been complaining about

00:43:21.220 in part saying all

00:43:22.700 the housing around us

00:43:24.300 has gone through the

00:43:25.040 roof in terms of cost

00:43:26.200 because all these

00:43:27.480 Haitian migrants have

00:43:28.400 come in with a

00:43:29.460 government subsidy in

00:43:30.660 a card and they can

00:43:32.160 rent these places they

00:43:33.460 can buy these places

00:43:34.540 we can't and then of

00:43:36.620 course once there's a

00:43:37.880 viable market of

00:43:39.280 renters and buyers

00:43:40.320 there in the form of

00:43:41.260 Haitian migrants who

00:43:42.160 have our taxpayer money

00:43:43.420 they can drive the

00:43:44.680 prices up all around

00:43:46.080 them and so the

00:43:47.180 Americans there the

00:43:48.340 Springfield residents

00:43:49.180 are losing on every

00:43:51.380 front now they can't

00:43:52.440 afford their own

00:43:52.960 homes their own

00:43:54.120 leases they can't

00:43:55.860 afford to release and

00:43:56.980 not to mention what's

00:43:57.740 happening in the

00:43:58.220 community with all you

00:43:59.200 know all the rest of

00:43:59.860 it so yes the subject

00:44:01.840 of immigration was

00:44:02.800 brought up I want to

00:44:03.600 get to that with you

00:44:04.220 because obviously you

00:44:05.260 are running for Senate

00:44:06.120 I did not I did not

00:44:08.300 see the whole interview

00:44:09.080 oh no I'll play I

00:44:10.840 didn't have to watch

00:44:11.560 the whole interview

00:44:12.260 you did the right thing

00:44:13.660 you did the right thing

00:44:14.640 I'm here for you

00:44:15.380 you did the hard work

00:44:16.080 for us took the pain

00:44:17.800 for my audience and

00:44:18.700 you here she is asking

00:44:20.240 her about immigration

00:44:21.880 communities around the

00:44:24.900 country that have legal

00:44:26.420 immigration many have

00:44:27.440 said we're we're we're

00:44:28.700 at capacity and many

00:44:30.560 feel like the government

00:44:31.380 has said to them well

00:44:32.540 adapt sit down be quiet

00:44:34.480 this is how it is what

00:44:36.520 would a Harris

00:44:37.360 administration do for

00:44:38.660 those communities who

00:44:39.840 have taken in many many

00:44:41.080 legal immigrants but are

00:44:42.960 at capacity well first of

00:44:45.120 all we do have a broken

00:44:48.000 immigration system and it

00:44:49.800 needs to be fixed and if

00:44:51.140 we take a step back months

00:44:53.000 ago some of the most

00:44:54.180 conservative members of

00:44:55.220 the United States

00:44:55.680 Congress came together

00:44:56.620 with others proposed a

00:44:58.480 border security bill

00:44:59.460 Donald Trump got word of

00:45:01.580 the bill realized it was

00:45:03.260 going to fix a problem he

00:45:04.380 wanted to run on and told

00:45:05.940 him to kill the bill

00:45:06.740 don't I will bring that

00:45:07.800 bill back and I will sign

00:45:09.020 it into law and we need a

00:45:11.380 comprehensive plan that

00:45:13.440 includes what we need to

00:45:14.560 do to fortify not only our

00:45:16.040 border but deal with the

00:45:17.520 fact that we also need to

00:45:18.940 create pathways for people to

00:45:20.920 earn citizenship wait what

00:45:23.080 was that well you hear it

00:45:24.740 hear it at the end just

00:45:25.980 slid right in there yep

00:45:27.260 she really does want

00:45:28.480 amnesty she does uh the

00:45:31.500 the uh the people running

00:45:33.100 the Democrat party do my

00:45:34.300 opponent Ruben Gallego

00:45:35.200 actually voted to give

00:45:36.200 these people amnesty and

00:45:37.340 voting rights by the way he

00:45:38.500 wants everyone who's

00:45:39.520 poured across to have

00:45:40.540 amnesty which leads to

00:45:41.820 then citizenship but he

00:45:43.320 wants them to have

00:45:43.820 amnesty and be able to

00:45:44.700 vote right away he's voted

00:45:45.840 for that twice now so that's

00:45:47.280 pretty despicable but a

00:45:49.300 couple of different things

00:45:50.360 here you know I live on a

00:45:51.280 border state here live in a

00:45:52.620 border state in Arizona

00:45:53.620 we're we're really

00:45:54.460 suffering there the whole

00:45:55.780 country is now because

00:45:56.840 we're all border states

00:45:57.900 there's a big difference

00:45:59.020 between border security and

00:46:00.320 immigration policy border

00:46:02.360 security is keeping us safe

00:46:03.920 is making sure that nobody

00:46:05.200 is just pouring into our

00:46:06.100 country unvetted and we've

00:46:07.240 had as I said I say 21

00:46:09.180 million that's what I'm

00:46:10.060 hearing President Trump

00:46:11.000 say he always seems to get

00:46:12.920 the numbers right you know

00:46:14.100 people kind of go wait a

00:46:15.320 minute that number seems

00:46:16.080 inflated and then sure

00:46:17.160 enough we find out he was

00:46:18.420 absolutely right so I think

00:46:19.740 we're closer to 20 million

00:46:21.020 people who've poured in

00:46:22.500 illegally unvetted we

00:46:23.800 don't we and we also have

00:46:25.720 seen as the DHS has

00:46:27.220 confirmed what Trump said

00:46:29.280 which is that places like

00:46:31.480 Venezuela are emptying out

00:46:33.300 their prisons and their

00:46:34.380 insane asylums we're seeing

00:46:36.340 it in Arizona we have these

00:46:37.620 Chilean street gangs which

00:46:39.520 are breaking they're called

00:46:40.360 the dinnertime bandits

00:46:41.400 breaking into homes at

00:46:42.600 dinnertime by the hundreds

00:46:43.800 robbing people blind we're

00:46:46.140 seeing the Venezuelan

00:46:47.160 dangerous Venezuelan gangs

00:46:49.420 are taking over cities and

00:46:51.120 towns and doing home

00:46:53.200 invasions in Colorado and

00:46:54.620 other places in New York

00:46:56.600 City the subways aren't

00:46:58.040 safe the streets aren't

00:46:59.080 safe the government our

00:47:01.020 federal government has

00:47:01.880 flooded us with dangerous

00:47:03.140 people that are walking

00:47:04.080 amongst us you know I

00:47:05.760 think of Lake and Riley

00:47:06.760 that that nursing student in

00:47:08.540 Georgia who went out for a

00:47:10.000 morning run and you know

00:47:12.140 she doesn't she's expecting

00:47:13.380 that the government is making

00:47:14.880 sure people are vetted if

00:47:15.840 they're coming in she

00:47:17.040 doesn't know that she's

00:47:17.940 going to be running past

00:47:19.000 somebody who is a violent

00:47:20.220 rapist and killer and the

00:47:22.700 poor girl is not has lost

00:47:24.420 her dreams has lost her life

00:47:25.760 because of that it's

00:47:26.500 happening time and time

00:47:27.360 again so we've got to shut

00:47:29.160 down this illegal activity at

00:47:30.740 the border I can't believe

00:47:32.180 that she said that it was

00:47:33.720 delivered to her broken they

00:47:35.200 broke the border they broke

00:47:36.760 the border we don't have a

00:47:37.900 border right now they handed

00:47:38.880 over control to the cartels and

00:47:41.200 320,000 children were

00:47:44.120 trafficked across our border

00:47:45.300 that the border czar Kamala

00:47:47.600 Harris has lost track of and

00:47:50.260 I'm I'm a mother and that

00:47:51.660 keeps me awake at night I

00:47:52.820 know you are as well Megan

00:47:54.260 the thought of these kids

00:47:56.200 first a being trafficked I've

00:47:57.760 seen video of them coming

00:47:58.680 across many times they're

00:47:59.680 coming across in large groups

00:48:00.920 with people who are not

00:48:02.300 family members they look like

00:48:03.500 they're drugged as they're

00:48:04.320 coming across the border for

00:48:06.100 them to get thrown in to what

00:48:09.000 kind of only God knows what

00:48:10.460 kind of a horrible world they

00:48:11.900 have been thrown into and have

00:48:12.900 gone missing now God bless

00:48:14.740 President Trump he's saying

00:48:16.220 it I'm saying it we need to

00:48:17.820 repatriate these people back

00:48:19.660 to their homeland in order to

00:48:21.040 save our homeland and we need

00:48:22.840 to re find those children I

00:48:24.980 hope they're still alive and

00:48:27.240 reunite them with their

00:48:28.740 families and whatever country

00:48:30.180 they came from we cannot save

00:48:32.120 our homeland unless we send

00:48:33.560 these millions of people who

00:48:35.580 poured in during the Biden

00:48:36.580 invasion back to their

00:48:37.540 homeland got to do it that's

00:48:39.080 right get out they don't

00:48:40.600 belong here I'm sorry but they

00:48:42.400 weren't invited they don't

00:48:43.520 belong here they don't want

00:48:44.540 to assimilate most of these

00:48:45.520 folks and it's not our

00:48:46.760 responsibility to fix their

00:48:47.860 lives under President Trump

00:48:49.520 we had 2.3 million illegals

00:48:51.440 come into the country under

00:48:52.900 Joe Biden we had 10.4 million

00:48:55.880 documented I mean they're

00:48:57.280 undocumented but I mean that

00:48:58.320 we have confirmed 10.4 million

00:49:00.180 I think it's more on the record

00:49:01.340 books then at least 1.3 million

00:49:04.260 quote legal migrants that we gave

00:49:07.400 the red carpet to like the ones

00:49:08.960 in Springfield and then on top

00:49:11.160 of that there could be that's

00:49:12.480 what Trump is saying that

00:49:13.220 there's another 10 million of

00:49:14.880 so-called gotaways four of

00:49:17.000 them are in the news this week

00:49:18.280 and we'll get to it after this

00:49:19.240 break for raping and sexually

00:49:21.760 assaulting children in Nantucket

00:49:25.360 along with other citizens there

00:49:27.300 it's not just Springfield all of

00:49:30.240 this is coming or Arizona or

00:49:32.260 Texas to a state near you it's

00:49:35.920 soon even without another

00:49:37.520 Democrat term in the White

00:49:39.100 House Carrie I mean this is the

00:49:40.680 problem is already here now we

00:49:41.880 have to ask how to solve it I

00:49:43.120 got 30 seconds millions of

00:49:44.520 millions of millions of

00:49:46.560 military age men who poured

00:49:47.920 across the border and terrorists

00:49:50.060 wait till wait till we have a

00:49:51.500 terrorist attack on our home

00:49:52.600 soil I predict that is coming

00:49:54.720 oh god we're gonna pick it up

00:49:57.460 there and after Carrie Lake we

00:49:59.440 have James O'Keefe who's doing

00:50:00.940 this in-depth documentary right

00:50:03.020 now along with Tucker Carlson on

00:50:05.340 the border and what's actually

00:50:07.080 happening so we're gonna take

00:50:07.920 another deep dive it's

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00:51:12.280 in the Marines we always said if you

00:51:16.840 fail to plan you're planning to fail

00:51:18.920 well Arizonans know on the border

00:51:20.840 there is no plan until Washington

00:51:23.020 politicians stop coming to Arizona

00:51:25.440 for your BS political studs we just

00:51:28.000 want solutions I'm Ruben Gallego and I

00:51:30.560 approve this message welcome back to

00:51:32.200 the Megan Kelly show Carrie Lake is

00:51:33.720 Ruben Gallego's opponent for that US

00:51:36.840 Senate seat being vacated by Kyrsten

00:51:38.960 Sinema and is according to the real

00:51:43.060 clear politics average down in that

00:51:45.740 race some four points I think it is a

00:51:49.140 real clear politics average has him up

00:51:50.840 four point six five thirty eight has

00:51:53.780 him up six point six but I wonder Carrie

00:51:57.060 whether he has that same message for

00:51:59.140 Kamala Harris who's one of those

00:52:01.240 Washington politicians going there

00:52:03.640 right now for her first border trip

00:52:06.560 years to Douglas Arizona hope she can

00:52:10.160 find the border she's been the border

00:52:11.640 czar and has not been able to find it

00:52:13.760 as of yet and when she gets down there

00:52:16.980 she's gonna see one what one really

00:52:20.560 amazing thing which is a big beautiful

00:52:22.420 wall in some parts that President Trump

00:52:24.320 put up and then she's gonna see big huge

00:52:26.640 gaps that we wanted to build the wall

00:52:28.940 but she and Joe Biden along with their

00:52:31.740 cheerleader Ruben Gallego who you just

00:52:33.380 saw there took all of the the materials

00:52:36.240 that we the people paid for three hundred

00:52:38.720 and twenty five million dollars of border

00:52:40.600 material border wall material that we

00:52:42.180 were going to finish the wall with in in

00:52:44.820 huge parts of Arizona and they sold it for

00:52:47.340 pennies on the dollar it was really theft on

00:52:49.900 the people that have been on the tax

00:52:51.640 paying citizens and so she'll see the

00:52:53.660 big beautiful wall she'll know how

00:52:55.240 amazing that is and how it works to keep

00:52:56.880 people out the cheapest way to secure our

00:52:58.600 border is with the wall President Trump

00:53:00.440 understood that and he was working to

00:53:02.580 finish that wall and when when I win the

00:53:05.440 U.S. Senate and President Trump gets

00:53:06.880 back in the White House we are going to

00:53:08.540 complete the wall from the Gulf Coast to

00:53:10.920 the Pacific Coast and we are going to make

00:53:13.720 sure that we have a border wall we're

00:53:15.900 going to have a door an opening a big

00:53:18.600 door for for legal immigration but we are

00:53:21.340 going to have no door for illegal

00:53:23.400 immigration it's going to be shut down

00:53:25.240 no more illegal immigration and we will

00:53:27.440 then take a look at our legal immigration

00:53:29.680 and and how we're allowing people in we I

00:53:32.460 think it's one to two million a year we

00:53:34.560 accept in legal immigration and that needs

00:53:37.060 to be based on in my belief on what our

00:53:40.020 economy needs it should change depending on

00:53:43.180 what our job situation is if we are plenty

00:53:45.960 we have plenty jobs and we can't fill

00:53:47.700 them all then we need to maybe look at

00:53:49.740 having more people come in through legal

00:53:51.620 immigration but if jobs are scarce and

00:53:54.840 Americans are out of work then we need to

00:53:57.080 have fewer people coming in through legal

00:53:58.840 immigration but we can't really delve into

00:54:01.600 immigration because I don't think the

00:54:03.180 American people have an appetite for it as

00:54:05.380 long as this border is wide open and we're

00:54:07.180 being flooded with people coming in

00:54:08.740 illegally many of them who are dangerous you

00:54:12.040 mentioned the polling you know I don't I I

00:54:14.520 am not looking the public polling in this

00:54:16.860 election has been so bogus and and so

00:54:20.820 misguided that I feel very confident

00:54:23.860 where we stand we are in our in our

00:54:26.360 internal polling have been up up slightly

00:54:29.640 the whole time so I don't I don't look at

00:54:31.680 that public polling because I just don't

00:54:33.120 believe it after what I'm seeing in our own

00:54:34.800 polling and I'm also seeing something else

00:54:37.160 that's really interesting if he were really

00:54:39.300 up and up by what some of these ridiculous

00:54:41.200 polls say he would not have already poured

00:54:43.940 he and his friends 75 million into the

00:54:46.320 into ads running for this race they

00:54:48.760 wouldn't be watching Chuck Schumer pour

00:54:50.780 5 million a week into this race if he were

00:54:54.840 really up by what some of these ridiculous

00:54:56.600 polls have said they would take that money

00:54:58.860 and move it into another state but Chuck

00:55:01.120 Schumer is pouring a fortune into Arizona

00:55:03.840 the Soros family is pouring a fortune into

00:55:07.000 Arizona they're lying about my opponent they

00:55:09.800 make him look like a real level-headed

00:55:11.280 guy he is the most hateful human being a

00:55:14.500 Twitter troll who his favorite word is the

00:55:18.140 F word on Twitter he literally told a

00:55:20.380 Marine to F off and take the take the

00:55:23.080 shot the COVID shot when the Marine was

00:55:24.820 kind of saying hey I'm not so sure about

00:55:26.820 this he said F the cops he've said F the

00:55:30.600 NRA F your prayer this is the kind of

00:55:32.620 stuff that he says on Twitter and then in

00:55:35.780 the so-called summer of love Megan when he

00:55:37.780 was marching and defund the police rallies

00:55:41.100 next to a sign that said all cops are and

00:55:44.920 then the word bastards I hate to even say

00:55:46.540 that he was marching next to a sign like

00:55:48.740 that calling to defund the police he

00:55:51.080 co-sponsored legislation the George Floyd

00:55:53.240 legislation wanted to get rid of the

00:55:54.760 filibuster to ram that legislation through

00:55:57.520 legislation which would have defunded the

00:55:59.640 police nationwide changed up the style of

00:56:02.520 policing to more of the social worker style

00:56:05.660 policing and taken away qualified immunity

00:56:07.780 and for people who don't understand what

00:56:09.120 that is it's really that that insurance

00:56:11.260 that an officer has that when they're out

00:56:14.080 trying to protect us and keep us safe and

00:56:16.840 they have to be able to take their weapon and

00:56:20.280 use it in an emergency situation and they

00:56:22.600 don't always get it right sometimes they make

00:56:24.300 a human mistake they're making split-second

00:56:26.520 decisions and we don't want them to have to

00:56:28.980 lose everything they're there everything

00:56:31.200 they've gotten if their family lose

00:56:32.520 everything qualified immunity protects

00:56:34.360 them from that he wants to get rid of

00:56:36.100 that which would mean no officer would

00:56:37.880 ever feel comfortable to discharge their

00:56:40.820 weapon and save their lives in a dangerous

00:56:43.980 situation it means more crime it means

00:56:46.120 yes and in a state that's already riddled

00:56:48.280 with immigrants from God knows where many

00:56:50.880 of whom are themselves already criminals

00:56:52.800 that's right that that bit about wanting to

00:56:55.660 get rid of the filibuster is very alarming and

00:56:58.980 especially because Kamala Harris gave an

00:57:01.200 interview just over the weekend in which

00:57:02.680 she reiterated her own favor for getting

00:57:06.720 rid of the filibuster she claims to put

00:57:10.420 Roe versus Wade back into action to somehow

00:57:13.540 have a national plan that mirrors okay so

00:57:15.460 she doesn't have that power first of all

00:57:16.720 that she's gonna find out the hard way that

00:57:18.340 that's not constitutional but she wants to

00:57:21.040 and she wants to get rid of minority

00:57:22.360 rights in the in the Senate in order to do

00:57:24.580 it and he's totally on board here he is and

00:57:28.340 by the way you can't you don't if you get

00:57:29.980 rid of the filibuster for Roe versus Wade

00:57:31.580 Raider abortion it's gone for everything

00:57:33.260 it's gone like that's it here's Ruben

00:57:35.700 Washington DC same in January of 2023 on

00:57:39.080 the filibuster listen to stop 15 my position

00:57:42.540 is that filibuster has to get reformed it's

00:57:45.640 not a a tool of compromise it's a tool of

00:57:49.120 obstruction okay Carrie I've got to tell

00:57:53.300 you like I know you say you don't believe

00:57:54.840 the polls but how is this guy anywhere close

00:57:56.840 to you Arizona has been a red state I know

00:58:00.860 right now it's all blue in its leadership

00:58:03.200 there was somewhat of a revolt during the

00:58:05.440 Trump years but how could Arizonans be

00:58:08.460 thinking about voting for this man they

00:58:11.600 aren't they aren't I mean I'm on the ground

00:58:13.580 I talked to more Arizonans every day every

00:58:16.000 week than anybody in the country and they

00:58:18.740 aren't and you have to look yes we do have

00:58:21.040 Democrats leading the state and you have

00:58:23.160 to look back at the last election and I

00:58:24.940 know we probably don't want to delve into

00:58:26.260 that but I believe that our government was

00:58:28.640 taken from the people in that and we we

00:58:30.720 could go on to that another show but that's

00:58:33.280 why we're working so hard to make sure we

00:58:34.560 have elections that are run honestly and I

00:58:36.680 think people are waking up to the fact that

00:58:38.080 we've got issues like illegals voting all

00:58:41.080 kinds of lines on voter rolls that shouldn't

00:58:43.600 be there and we have all kinds of issues but

00:58:45.520 Ruben Gallego I guess he graduated from

00:58:49.020 Harvard doesn't seem like the brightest bulb

00:58:52.660 but yeah he wants to get rid of the

00:58:54.960 filibuster and because this shows that they

00:58:57.280 don't want to have any compromise and talk

00:59:00.240 first of all you're not going to get rid of

00:59:02.080 the filibuster and you're right they don't

00:59:05.360 have the ability to as they want it as you

00:59:08.040 said bring back Roe and and all of that

00:59:10.220 they just constitutionally don't have the

00:59:12.120 ability to do that I agree that that decision

00:59:15.240 should be sent back to the states and that's

00:59:17.520 where we are right now where states are

00:59:18.820 deciding that but he wants to get rid of

00:59:20.760 the filibuster for everything get rid of the

00:59:22.300 filibuster to pass the George Floyd legislation

00:59:24.300 to defund the police get rid of the filibuster to

00:59:26.940 do to make Washington DC and Puerto Rico a

00:59:29.940 state he's already voted once to make

00:59:31.660 Washington DC a state how does that help

00:59:34.640 Arizona and why would he make that vote he

00:59:37.600 is a congressman he's a congressman in the

00:59:41.560 district of Arizona that has the fastest growing

00:59:43.580 homeless population in the country faster fastest

00:59:46.560 growing homeless population it's not Portland it's

00:59:49.340 not San Francisco it's not Skid Row it's not DC

00:59:51.860 it's right there in the heart of Ruben

00:59:53.920 Gallegos district now the benefit he has Megan

00:59:56.440 is that he has no name ID people don't know

00:59:58.620 who he is and you would think wait a minute

01:00:00.460 Carrie that's a terrible thing pop up my Twitter

01:00:02.340 feed he's definitely got money to advertise on

01:00:04.460 X because he's there all the time I'm basically

01:00:06.460 like stop harassing me but you can't you can't

01:00:08.720 avoid it so he had no name ID people didn't

01:00:11.520 realize how bad his votes were literally every

01:00:14.000 bad thing you could imagine every bad idea

01:00:15.900 from men boys participating in sports with our

01:00:18.520 girls he's voted for that kids getting sex

01:00:21.040 changes um underage kids getting sex changes

01:00:23.820 behind their mom and dad's back um a fed federal

01:00:27.180 money going to sanctuary cities I mean literally

01:00:29.740 everything he votes for is a vote in the wrong

01:00:32.780 direction and so people don't know who he is and

01:00:35.300 now because they don't know who he is he comes

01:00:37.260 out he bullies Kyrsten Sinema who is a pretty

01:00:40.180 moderate Democrat turned independent bullies her

01:00:43.500 out of office and runs because she wasn't

01:00:46.280 progressive enough according to him and runs

01:00:48.760 for office and now is doing this extreme makeover

01:00:51.080 where he's trying to act like a moderate he

01:00:53.880 doesn't even call himself a Democrat anymore even

01:00:55.980 though he was in leadership on the progressive

01:00:58.160 caucus and has voted with Joe Biden and Kamala

01:01:01.000 Harris 100% of the time he's to the left of AOC and

01:01:04.720 the squad he's to the left of Elizabeth Warren and

01:01:08.160 Bernie Sanders he actually makes Bernie Sanders look

01:01:10.600 kind of moderate that's how radical 100% in line

01:01:13.680 with Joe Biden's policies 100 100% now I I can't

01:01:19.640 think of anything I've liked that Joe Biden has

01:01:21.300 done but even people like AOC only voted with Joe

01:01:25.380 Biden I think it was like 95 or 96% of the time he

01:01:29.320 is lockstep he's their favorite congressman he's

01:01:32.380 their little rubber stamp and so the scary thing is

01:01:35.720 though because he's got so much money they're running

01:01:37.740 these ads some people are looking at those ads and

01:01:39.900 they're going oh he's kind of a cross between Mr. Rogers

01:01:42.160 and G.I. Joe maybe we should vote called he called

01:01:46.040 Trump's border wall stupid dumb absurd and pointless

01:01:50.440 that that's what he said he accused Trump of scapegoating

01:01:53.460 immigrants and he wanted amnesty for 2.3 million illegals I

01:01:58.400 just like I'm having difficulty understanding how he's not

01:02:01.800 at 2% but I think you tell me what you think I think it's

01:02:05.520 about abortion because he's his lead if you believe you know

01:02:11.280 the the New York Times Siena poll which I know you don't but

01:02:14.120 if you do his lead with over you is with women he's plus 11

01:02:19.280 over you with women you're plus two over him with men and

01:02:22.080 with young people he's plus 30 among the 18 to 29 plus 22

01:02:26.260 among the 30 to 44 my tea leave reading says okay that's

01:02:30.200 probably abortion because it looks like Arizona has 58% of

01:02:34.180 voters saying they plan to back this prop 139 at the ballot

01:02:37.400 box which would make the current abortion regime more radical

01:02:42.300 than it is right now it's at 15 weeks in Arizona and they want

01:02:45.940 to restore it to the Roe regime which would make it around 24

01:02:49.500 weeks but also at any point based on the physical quote or

01:02:54.620 mental health of the woman which is an exception that

01:02:58.180 completely guts all restrictions it seems like for better for worse

01:03:02.960 Carrie Arizonans are pretty strongly pro-choice he is too do you think

01:03:07.360 that's hurting you well I will say the polls and typically as

01:03:11.860 you get closer to election day start to close get closer but when

01:03:15.520 you look at the real clear politics there were a couple of really

01:03:18.080 crazy polls in there that were just absolutely ludicrous so that's

01:03:22.000 why I think the when you look at the average you're saying why is he up

01:03:25.700 this much it's much closer than that I'm I'm showing in my internals that

01:03:29.980 I'm up by a smidge so I'm happy with that but he is talking about that

01:03:35.560 topic and that's all he's talking about and then he walks along the border and

01:03:39.320 acts like he he cares about the border now he's even saying things like well

01:03:43.000 maybe we do need a wall in some places when he fought tooth and nail against

01:03:46.520 President Trump so that's all they have that's all they have to talk about in

01:03:50.420 the okay well what about abortion what about that's been one of your unsteady

01:03:55.140 points where you came out you were pretty very hard like strong pro-life and

01:04:02.320 then there seemed to be some backlash and then you you backed off of it to the

01:04:05.560 point where some conservatives were saying what where does she stand because

01:04:09.520 you came out and said okay I I said I choose life but I'm not every woman I want

01:04:15.340 to make sure that every woman who finds herself pregnant has more choices so she

01:04:18.540 can make that that choice that I made so I don't exactly know where you stand

01:04:24.540 on it like do you support this proposition 139 that would restore the

01:04:27.660 let me tell you where I stand on it and Ruben knows this as well we're running for

01:04:31.020 a federal office we're running for the United States Senate and so we don't get

01:04:36.340 to decide what the law is it's been handed back to the states and the people of

01:04:39.780 Arizona in this election are going to get to decide we're going to get to choose

01:04:43.880 what our law is is it going to be this current 15 week abortion law that was

01:04:47.940 bipartisan that Democrats and Republicans supported in the legislature which

01:04:52.240 basically allows for abortion up until about four months of pregnancy or will it

01:04:56.740 be the one that you just described the people of Arizona get to decide and we're

01:04:59.900 all going to get one vote in that and Ruben doesn't respect that he wants to take

01:05:03.560 that choice away from us in Arizona he wants to take the choice of deciding what

01:05:07.680 this law is away and act like a little emperor and and and get rid of the

01:05:13.100 filibuster and he thinks he's going to decide at the federal level it's going to be

01:05:16.360 decided at the state level and I trust the people of Arizona whatever they

01:05:20.120 decide will be the law and what we what I would like to do as a US senator from my

01:05:26.020 position in the Senate is pass more pro-family legislation I had a real

01:05:30.840 epiphany about a year and a half ago and I had an opportunity to go to Hungary and I

01:05:35.980 was reading up on Hungary and I was reading on the way over and I noticed that

01:05:40.240 they had cut the number of abortions in half in a very short period of time and I

01:05:44.220 got a chance to meet with the prime minister and I said how did you do that

01:05:48.340 and you didn't change any laws he said no we didn't change any laws we realized

01:05:51.700 that we were having a we needed to up our population we the birth rate had

01:05:56.700 gotten very very low so they started passing pro-family legislation if you get

01:06:01.660 married you get a tax bonus maybe your taxes come down one percent you have a

01:06:05.780 baby they come down a little bit more you have another one any woman in Hungary

01:06:09.000 who has four babies never pays taxes again and what they did was they

01:06:13.500 encouraged families and they encouraged the beauty of that listen times are

01:06:17.960 really really tough right now more and more women are going and having an

01:06:22.140 abortion because they can't afford a baby and if you look at the statistics 60% of

01:06:27.860 women say if they would have known they had emotional or financial support they

01:06:32.740 would have tried to keep their baby and I just want to make sure that women know

01:06:36.120 they do have that support and as Republicans we haven't done a good job

01:06:39.220 at talking to women even though I believe Republicans do care deeply about

01:06:44.000 messaging everywhere including outside the DNC about how you can abort your baby

01:06:47.460 right here just take a pill and you can abort your baby may I ask you though

01:06:50.980 because you are an Arizona citizen are you gonna support this proposition 139 is

01:06:55.820 that something you could vote for I support the law that's on the books that

01:06:59.960 was bipartisan it was passed by both Democrats and Republicans and it

01:07:04.580 allows for exceptions I believe I believe in exceptions I believe you have

01:07:08.840 to have exceptions for rape incest and and the life of a mother and so that's

01:07:14.060 the one I'm gonna support okay that makes sense can we just again you know the

01:07:19.080 people I don't know I don't know how that vote's gonna go and the people will

01:07:22.920 decide and it makes me sick that Ruben wants to take the choice away from the

01:07:27.400 people of Arizona that's exactly right it's not a federal issue it that's the

01:07:30.900 problem that was the problem with Roe the nine judges in black robe seized

01:07:34.900 control of the issue for 50 years anyway Ruth Bader Ginsburg herself said this

01:07:39.960 should be decided at the state level that's right I I've got to ask you about

01:07:45.340 his weird marriage controversy what what went on with the he was he claimed that

01:07:54.900 he was engaged on February 15th of 2020 in fact we later found out he had already

01:08:02.220 been married to this person for at least two months he announced the marriage in

01:08:07.900 June of 2021 he had gotten married two years earlier two plus years earlier why is

01:08:15.840 he lying about when he got engaged to and married his current wife if this guy's

01:08:24.140 breathing he's lying I mean to be honest and I hate to always bring up personal

01:08:28.480 stuff but I think in a situation when we're electing no you did thank you well

01:08:33.500 when we're talking about electing somebody to office and they're gonna be

01:08:37.480 there for six years we need to know the character of the person I mean this is a

01:08:40.660 guy who walked out on his nine-month pregnant wife his first wife when she was

01:08:45.880 getting about to give birth to their firstborn he served her divorce papers days

01:08:50.500 before Christmas walked out and ran off with a DC lobbyist and his his first wife

01:08:56.640 had to deliver that baby all alone and take care of that newborn all alone and

01:09:00.480 this is the lobbyist that he ended up marrying I don't know why he got married

01:09:04.280 to her at the end of 2019 and then several months later they were married in

01:09:09.520 2019 then in 2020 on social media he says I popped the question and she said yes and

01:09:17.040 I'm like wait a minute you've already been married several months you you popped

01:09:20.340 the quest made it look like they had this big special engagement and then in

01:09:25.320 months later said oh we got married you know if you're gonna lie about things like

01:09:31.180 that strange weird things like that you're gonna lie about everything and you

01:09:34.780 can look back at his life and realize before he got into politics he was a

01:09:38.680 director of a bank that was set up for illegal immigrants to do banking and they

01:09:44.900 got they got charged with fraud for bilking Latino immigrants out of their life

01:09:50.900 savings from there he went on to an ambulance company that ended up under

01:09:54.740 federal investigation for Medicare fraud this is a guy if you're willing to

01:09:59.120 defraud Medicare and defraud you know immigrants then you really and and you're

01:10:04.960 willing to walk out on your wife days before she gives birth to your firstborn you

01:10:09.000 know this is a guy of questionable character and I don't think we need any more

01:10:12.600 crooked politicians in the Senate or in in DC we actually need to get rid of some

01:10:17.520 crooked politicians to bring some honest folks in there so I'm looking forward to

01:10:21.600 representing the people I got a question for you because we have a lot of a lot of

01:10:25.300 women who watch this show we have a lot of men too but a lot of women who consider

01:10:29.240 themselves independent and I've sensed a change in you from when you first burst

01:10:35.760 onto the political scene to now like you I think you had you still have swagger and

01:10:40.680 it's justified you're an incredible communicator you're the best at battling with these nasty

01:10:45.260 press people who want to throw false quote facts in your face and you've just proven

01:10:51.780 yourself a very capable campaigner but maybe some of these women who are getting ready to

01:10:59.280 you know entertain him as their candidate think oh she's too brash or she was too pro the

01:11:05.640 Trump election denialism stuff and if those women are listening to this interview thinking

01:11:11.000 well I don't know you know maybe maybe she's changed because that's just my perception of

01:11:17.840 you that like some time in the political arena has maybe settled you some forgive me that's my

01:11:23.180 own opinion what say you well I think I don't I don't think I've really changed as a person I mean

01:11:30.040 that you you constantly kind of growing and and you're hoping to if you have flaws to work on

01:11:35.240 those and always be a better person but I believe if the if you see a change in my tone it's just that

01:11:40.900 I realize we are at the end of the line for our country and there's just a more serious feeling in my

01:11:47.840 soul about what's happening I have two kids and I am deathly worried about their future right now that's

01:11:54.320 why I continue to stay in this fight and I'm realizing too that so much of of the back and

01:12:00.480 forth like in each other's throats and the media is saying we're 50 50 and we're at each other's

01:12:04.540 throats it's not moving us forward as Americans and we have a lot of problems right now and we're

01:12:10.100 going to have to come together I'm also realizing this isn't a democrat versus republican situation I

01:12:15.520 believe this is Americanism versus communism and when you realize how serious what what our country

01:12:23.040 would look like if it was a communist country that sends a chill down your spine and so there's a

01:12:28.620 much more serious feeling about what's going on right now I feel much more nervous about the future

01:12:35.540 if we don't come together and get this right and I would tell talk to women out there and you know

01:12:40.780 I'm a woman I by the way republicans know what women are and I grew up in a family of women I grew up

01:12:48.200 in a family with eight girls eight eight of us and one boy my poor brother he turned out great by the

01:12:53.420 way and so I understand women and I also understand that for a lot of women these times are really

01:12:59.080 tough I'm in my 50s and I was talking to a couple of women who are single and they're in their 50s I

01:13:06.560 don't know if they were divorced or what the situation was but they said they were single and that they're

01:13:10.980 actually really worried about their job if their job's going to be around apparently they're in the

01:13:15.140 industry they work in they're having some layoffs and I know for a lot of women that can be a really

01:13:19.940 shaky time we're in a scary time and if you're kind of going at this alone and worried about the

01:13:25.180 economy and your job going away and I think we need to do a better job at talking to women about

01:13:31.040 how we can make sure we are doing what we can to protect this economy and make sure that they're

01:13:36.840 not going to have to go it alone without somebody to lean on aspirations and dreams that's the way

01:13:42.660 caring hope that's the way in a holistic way so listen I'll tell you what women want and I what

01:13:51.640 I believe women want and what I think all people want we want they want a good strong healthy economy

01:13:56.800 they want to make sure that our streets are safe they want to make sure our borders safe

01:14:01.340 our kids are getting a solid education these we have a ton of huge problems on our hands right

01:14:06.280 the solutions are actually really easy but the politicians in DC don't like to solve the problems

01:14:12.060 they want to keep the problem so they can pour hundreds of millions and oftentimes billions of

01:14:17.020 dollars into the problem Ruben Gallego wants that border wall open he wants to throw tens of millions

01:14:23.200 of dollars hundreds of millions toward NGOs for a little bit of money toward this special group over

01:14:27.980 here this group keep the problem there so they can continue to pour our tax dollars into the problems

01:14:33.960 well he's already in office as a congressman and as I said as he's has a record has voted

01:14:38.040 done nothing Joe Biden if you want somebody from the outside somebody who might actually go to

01:14:42.700 Washington and shake it up you're looking at it right there in green Carrie great to see you thank

01:14:47.240 you and continue watching the race okay God bless you bye-bye oh you too all right we're going to come

01:14:53.440 up next with James O'Keefe we're back to the border we'll get into as well what happened in Nantucket it's

01:15:00.000 just so dark every day you see a story it could be these so-called legal migrants in places like

01:15:07.020 Springfield or here in New York this thing she mentioned Venezuelan gangs that's who suspected

01:15:11.900 in this latest thing that happened in New York and one of the boroughs these dinner parties that

01:15:15.960 get stormed it's very dark what's happening and then the illegals I mean that's what happened in

01:15:22.420 Nantucket we had illegal immigrants who were so-called gotaways they sneaked into the country and then they

01:15:29.340 were caught and then they were let go and they've been committing crimes they've been raping children

01:15:37.220 I'm just wondering whether the media that spent barrels of ink barrels on fact-checking they're

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01:18:06.080 the border crisis is one of the top issues to voters throughout this country in the 2024 election

01:18:17.180 for years we've heard the record-breaking numbers we've watched hard to believe scenes I mean scenes you

01:18:24.580 don't want to believe unfolding across our southern border and today we're getting a closer look at

01:18:29.280 what exactly is happening how these migrants are making their journey to the United States the

01:18:34.460 dangerous players along the border and the organizations backed by us by us the United States

01:18:40.240 who ultimately benefit from perpetuating this whole crisis James O'Keefe is a journalist and founder

01:18:46.700 of O'Keefe Media Group or OMG he is here today to share his new documentary film

01:18:51.960 Line in the Sand associated with the Tucker Carlson Network here's a bit from the trailer watch

01:18:58.780 what's happening inside that facility you know what's happening

01:19:02.220 they all protect each other the NGOs they got some spotlight on us the federal government

01:19:09.520 this is dangerous I don't think we can trust anybody

01:19:12.400 follow the journey of the immigrants

01:19:18.600 I can't do this guy the journey of the children

01:19:21.240 oh this is big time

01:19:22.700 we're up we're up our tail tunnel now dog

01:19:25.140 and the journey into human nature

01:19:29.340 some things can't be read in a book or a newspaper

01:19:32.880 they must instead be lived

01:19:35.620 hmm James welcome back to the show I know

01:19:40.040 where are you right now

01:19:41.180 I'm in Campo California right next to the border wall here

01:19:45.000 okay so walk me through it this is one of the rare occasions in which I haven't actually gotten a chance

01:19:50.280 to see the film before helping to promote it

01:19:52.800 so that's kind of good because the audience is in the same position I'm in

01:19:56.560 what's what's the purpose of doing this like what were you trying to get after

01:20:00.040 that others haven't gotten after

01:20:01.560 yeah people thanks Megan for for having me on people

01:20:05.640 there's been a lot of reporting on the border and people have seen this

01:20:09.820 I don't think there's ever been a movie like this made Megan in that it actually

01:20:14.860 immerses you with the cartel it you take the journey the illegal immigrants take

01:20:20.820 some of the moments in the film are almost impossible to believe are real

01:20:24.760 for example they're cutting through the fence here where I am an hour east of San Diego

01:20:29.740 with these big massive saws

01:20:31.840 we actually put audio recording devices on the fence to hear what they're saying to each other

01:20:36.580 we snuck into these facilities where they're housing all these unaccompanied children

01:20:41.680 we went undercover into these New York City facilities where they're giving out fake residencies

01:20:46.760 so you're sort of it's sort of the cinema verite very very raw almost brutally raw

01:20:52.340 picture of what's happening and you get to sort of be immersed in it with me

01:20:58.800 so we follow the journey of these people from their origin to their final destination

01:21:03.800 and what we discovered was so shocking

01:21:06.980 I mean almost in the sense that everyone's making money off of this

01:21:11.100 people are in denial about it

01:21:13.460 and I wanted to make a film that showed

01:21:17.720 and that shocked people

01:21:19.660 into being awake

01:21:21.560 about what is happening in this country

01:21:23.540 it's actually kind of a great combination of your

01:21:27.540 natural skills as a storyteller

01:21:30.060 as a journalist

01:21:30.840 as somebody who is very used to going undercover to

01:21:33.780 catch crimes or just bad people

01:21:36.500 in action

01:21:37.420 and applying it to what's happening along the southern border

01:21:39.960 so I get the

01:21:40.840 I get the marriage of you with this topic

01:21:43.800 I want to show a little clip we've pulled of

01:21:47.120 you

01:21:47.600 and

01:21:48.580 others running to board this moving

01:21:51.160 freight train with some of these migrants

01:21:53.580 let's watch this and you can explain it

01:21:54.920 the ferramex train conductor signaled to the immigrants

01:21:58.980 not to take this train

01:22:00.680 but the next one

01:22:02.080 this is a good one

01:22:03.480 this is a good one

01:22:04.220 this is the best one to travel

01:22:05.640 oh is that it down there

01:22:07.820 we gotta run let's go

01:22:09.580 there's children running

01:22:14.300 that's us

01:22:16.100 I think that's the train right before us

01:22:17.820 next one

01:22:19.240 next one down

01:22:19.800 next one down

01:22:22.140 it's chaos

01:22:24.020 climbing on the outside

01:22:24.980 of a great train

01:22:25.560 let's go

01:22:26.880 hurry hurry

01:22:28.080 migrants on top of the plane

01:22:34.160 of the train

01:22:34.720 hurry hurry

01:22:35.880 you gotta keep going

01:22:39.060 you gotta keep going

01:22:39.660 oh shit I can't fucking do this guys

01:22:42.580 hurry hurry hurry

01:22:44.640 come on baby

01:22:46.460 keep going

01:22:50.980 come on

01:22:51.760 come on

01:22:53.620 come on

01:22:54.440 trying to get on the train

01:22:56.160 come on brother

01:22:57.120 you got this brother

01:22:58.640 come on

01:23:00.040 you got this

01:23:02.160 you got this brother

01:23:02.840 it's alright buddy

01:23:03.680 we're here

01:23:04.420 what is this

01:23:09.500 it's cold

01:23:12.220 cold pellets

01:23:13.660 were you trying to board

01:23:17.020 a moving train there

01:23:17.960 with those

01:23:18.340 with the migrants

01:23:19.060 yeah Megan

01:23:20.720 that is the

01:23:21.400 La Bestia

01:23:22.400 which is Mexican

01:23:23.400 for the beast

01:23:24.140 the beast train

01:23:25.000 in Arapuato Mexico

01:23:26.340 the Venezuelans

01:23:27.780 board this train

01:23:28.660 you saw

01:23:29.080 mothers with their little babies

01:23:30.620 strapped to their chests

01:23:31.600 boarding a moving freight train

01:23:33.920 to get on the train

01:23:35.540 to go from

01:23:36.260 the Mexico City area

01:23:37.600 all the way up to

01:23:38.500 Ciudad Juarez

01:23:39.060 I actually climbed

01:23:40.260 aboard that train

01:23:41.140 and I was

01:23:43.020 one of my colleagues

01:23:43.720 was kidnapped by the cartel

01:23:44.900 I was detained

01:23:45.640 by the Mexican army there

01:23:47.960 in an unbelievable scene

01:23:50.040 you just saw a little clip of it

01:23:51.260 because I wanted to show

01:23:53.080 what these people

01:23:54.240 have to go through

01:23:55.300 and people say

01:23:56.120 well

01:23:56.400 you know

01:23:57.440 this is a humanitarian thing

01:23:58.600 let me tell you

01:23:59.040 it's not a humanitarian thing

01:24:00.200 a lot of those mothers

01:24:01.300 are throwing the babies

01:24:02.160 on the train

01:24:02.700 some of them get run over

01:24:03.820 this is gruesome

01:24:04.680 this is crazy

01:24:05.600 again

01:24:07.260 I wanted to

01:24:08.180 show something

01:24:09.040 that's never been seen before

01:24:10.560 I rode the train

01:24:13.120 with the Venezuelans

01:24:15.120 like I said

01:24:15.900 I was detained

01:24:16.580 I actually had

01:24:18.460 a hidden camera

01:24:18.980 in my watch

01:24:19.740 so I captured

01:24:21.020 the detention

01:24:21.760 the Mexican authorities

01:24:23.380 were saying

01:24:23.780 how the United States

01:24:24.400 government was funding this

01:24:25.460 I mean

01:24:26.080 this is just insane

01:24:27.340 and while it is true

01:24:29.000 that everyone knows

01:24:30.120 the border is broken

01:24:31.000 I think Megan

01:24:32.260 sometimes people

01:24:33.280 just need to see

01:24:34.440 the truth is like a lion

01:24:36.440 as St. Augustine said

01:24:37.900 you just gotta see it

01:24:39.780 to understand it

01:24:41.340 and we have to know

01:24:42.640 the nature of the crisis

01:24:44.180 and by the way

01:24:44.680 a lot of these people

01:24:45.220 are very nice people

01:24:45.940 one of the things

01:24:46.480 that struck me

01:24:47.300 being with the Venezuelans

01:24:49.040 on that train ride

01:24:50.080 and I was scared

01:24:51.560 for my life

01:24:52.400 I was terrified

01:24:53.740 alongside of them

01:24:54.960 many of them

01:24:55.760 are just trying

01:24:56.220 to get a better life

01:24:57.060 some of them

01:24:58.080 are probably bringing

01:24:59.180 drugs into the country

01:24:59.980 but a lot of them

01:25:00.800 just want to get here

01:25:02.100 and it's not necessarily

01:25:02.900 their fault

01:25:03.580 but the United States

01:25:06.100 government is funding this

01:25:07.460 and that's what

01:25:08.500 they told me

01:25:09.220 that's what the Mexican

01:25:10.060 authorities told me

01:25:10.960 and you get to watch it

01:25:12.140 in the theater

01:25:12.480 like I said

01:25:13.060 it's a documentary

01:25:13.720 but it's unlike

01:25:14.460 any documentary

01:25:15.140 you've ever seen

01:25:15.960 why is the United States

01:25:18.080 government funding this

01:25:19.060 that's a great question

01:25:22.360 I mean

01:25:22.960 Health and Human Services

01:25:23.960 is giving billions

01:25:24.980 of dollars

01:25:25.600 for example

01:25:26.700 to these detention centers

01:25:27.900 in Texas

01:25:28.400 that most people

01:25:29.060 have never heard of

01:25:29.840 Megan

01:25:30.720 we snuck into these places

01:25:32.040 and we talk

01:25:33.260 to these officials

01:25:33.980 places like Southwest Key

01:25:36.220 in Texas

01:25:36.840 these NGOs

01:25:38.320 get billions

01:25:39.500 of dollars

01:25:40.340 from the feds

01:25:41.240 and if you stop

01:25:42.980 the flow of immigrants

01:25:44.540 you stop the funding

01:25:45.840 flow to these institutions

01:25:47.100 and what these people

01:25:48.740 all told me

01:25:49.360 and many of them

01:25:50.120 didn't know

01:25:50.480 they were recorded

01:25:51.180 was it was all

01:25:52.600 about the money

01:25:53.160 for them

01:25:53.560 they needed

01:25:54.620 these people

01:25:55.160 to keep coming

01:25:55.800 they needed the children

01:25:56.860 to keep getting trafficked

01:25:57.980 and by the way

01:25:58.700 we're talking about

01:25:59.220 half a million children

01:26:00.120 in three years

01:26:01.640 they need the children

01:26:03.300 to keep flowing

01:26:04.260 so they get the money

01:26:05.560 in their pocket

01:26:06.300 so they can quote

01:26:07.200 feed their family

01:26:08.160 and that's why

01:26:09.260 the film is called

01:26:10.480 Line in the Sand

01:26:11.140 because it's a film

01:26:12.060 about the border

01:26:12.540 but it's not really

01:26:13.540 about the border

01:26:14.120 it's about this

01:26:15.520 almost biblical

01:26:17.020 or age old

01:26:18.140 paradox

01:26:19.540 of

01:26:20.120 at what point

01:26:21.400 do you draw the line

01:26:22.480 and stop doing evil things

01:26:24.700 in order to make a living

01:26:26.060 and that's a really

01:26:26.840 that's a really hard question

01:26:28.200 to answer

01:26:28.700 the film

01:26:29.760 shows all these people

01:26:31.340 saying I'm just doing my job

01:26:32.400 I'm just doing my job

01:26:33.340 I gotta earn a living

01:26:34.260 many of them border patrol agents

01:26:35.920 but the film ends

01:26:37.440 in a very optimistic

01:26:38.860 uplifting way

01:26:39.940 because it actually shows

01:26:41.840 true courageous whistleblowers

01:26:43.700 they haven't actually

01:26:45.280 gone public yet

01:26:46.160 border patrol agents

01:26:47.440 etc

01:26:47.780 who do do the right thing

01:26:49.760 and are punished for it

01:26:51.520 and I think the film ends

01:26:53.720 you know

01:26:54.180 with basically saying

01:26:55.380 everyone seems to have a price

01:26:57.180 except for a couple people

01:26:59.000 and it talks about

01:26:59.820 those people

01:27:00.540 so it's a really deep

01:27:02.200 deep theme here

01:27:03.840 that we're exploring

01:27:05.060 you mentioned this group

01:27:07.340 Southwest Key

01:27:08.280 this NGO

01:27:09.360 non-governmental organization

01:27:11.360 that houses

01:27:12.500 minors

01:27:13.140 they were given

01:27:14.140 978 million dollars

01:27:17.540 in 2024

01:27:19.720 3.2 billion

01:27:21.580 since 2020

01:27:23.220 there are 17 shelters

01:27:25.080 in Texas

01:27:25.680 eight in Arizona

01:27:26.700 two in California

01:27:28.020 the CEO makes over

01:27:29.240 one million dollars a year

01:27:30.560 the facilities

01:27:31.320 house thousands

01:27:32.640 of children

01:27:33.820 the top executives

01:27:34.900 make over half a million

01:27:36.080 a year

01:27:36.580 there's that organization

01:27:38.340 and then

01:27:39.560 one of the ones

01:27:41.240 that jumped out at me

01:27:42.140 James

01:27:42.500 is

01:27:43.200 WPATH

01:27:45.100 WPATH is there

01:27:46.840 that's

01:27:47.160 yes

01:27:47.460 that's the trans

01:27:48.660 group

01:27:49.540 that's trying

01:27:50.060 I mean truly

01:27:50.660 it's like all these

01:27:51.300 trans activists

01:27:52.020 trying to trans our children

01:27:53.100 I know

01:27:54.620 this was in San Diego

01:27:56.280 I'm an hour east

01:27:57.800 of San Diego

01:27:58.540 the film

01:27:59.060 is in Texas

01:28:00.440 New Mexico

01:28:01.100 Mexico

01:28:01.520 and California

01:28:02.220 we actually

01:28:03.380 followed the

01:28:04.560 I always wanted to do this

01:28:05.840 Megan

01:28:06.080 I followed the

01:28:06.940 illegal immigrants

01:28:07.800 from their origin

01:28:08.540 to their final destination

01:28:09.640 every step of the way

01:28:11.300 and along the way

01:28:12.680 we were in

01:28:13.140 San Diego parking lot

01:28:14.380 and there were all these

01:28:15.720 NGOs

01:28:16.240 giving assistance

01:28:17.340 to the immigrants

01:28:18.380 and one of them

01:28:19.540 was the World Professional Organization

01:28:21.600 of Transgender Health

01:28:23.120 this guy

01:28:23.840 he does not know

01:28:25.320 he's being recorded

01:28:26.000 and they're transporting

01:28:27.480 them to the airport

01:28:28.180 and

01:28:29.440 and all of these

01:28:30.400 NGOs

01:28:30.800 get money

01:28:31.640 to help

01:28:32.240 the more people

01:28:33.040 that they move

01:28:33.900 the more money

01:28:34.700 that they get

01:28:35.340 and then they use

01:28:36.460 the legal

01:28:36.980 lawyer process

01:28:37.780 in California

01:28:38.580 to

01:28:38.960 there's so many

01:28:40.420 groups

01:28:41.480 helping these people

01:28:42.420 making money

01:28:42.960 off this crisis

01:28:43.640 and again

01:28:45.640 I asked the bus driver

01:28:46.680 what are you doing

01:28:47.680 she's like

01:28:47.960 I'm just trying

01:28:48.400 to earn a living

01:28:48.840 I'm just trying

01:28:49.240 to feed my family

01:28:49.840 I'm just doing my job

01:28:50.940 I'm just doing my job

01:28:52.240 I mean

01:28:52.360 one of the

01:28:52.900 one of the groups

01:28:53.640 on here

01:28:54.080 you got Immigrant

01:28:55.080 Defenders Law Center

01:28:56.160 the government grant

01:28:57.180 is 6.6 million

01:28:58.140 salaries compensations

01:28:59.160 4 million

01:28:59.740 Asian Americans

01:29:00.560 Advancing Justice

01:29:01.540 government grants

01:29:02.580 39.1 million

01:29:03.680 salaries compensations

01:29:04.780 3 million

01:29:05.740 and I'm sorry

01:29:06.760 to see on here

01:29:07.580 Catholic Charities

01:29:08.760 government grants

01:29:09.880 42.8 million

01:29:12.080 salaries compensations

01:29:13.120 22.5 million

01:29:14.720 I like

01:29:16.800 that is the kind

01:29:17.740 of thing

01:29:18.020 that makes you

01:29:18.600 not want to put

01:29:19.420 the money in the

01:29:20.060 basket

01:29:20.460 at the weekly mass

01:29:21.700 that's a big theme

01:29:23.780 in the film

01:29:24.280 is the churches

01:29:25.460 are in on this

01:29:26.580 and by the way

01:29:27.780 Megan

01:29:27.940 a lot of people

01:29:28.380 told me not to

01:29:28.900 touch that

01:29:29.380 I had people

01:29:30.500 you know

01:29:30.920 you're a journalist

01:29:31.700 I'm sure you get

01:29:32.440 this off the record

01:29:33.200 James

01:29:34.120 you don't want to

01:29:34.760 upset the Christians

01:29:35.600 now

01:29:36.040 listen

01:29:36.800 I'm just telling

01:29:37.420 you the facts

01:29:38.060 I had a whistleblower

01:29:39.480 inside Catholic Charities

01:29:40.620 give me internal

01:29:41.380 documents that are in

01:29:42.240 this film

01:29:42.660 never before seen

01:29:43.460 I had Zoom calls

01:29:44.780 in this film

01:29:45.540 these are things

01:29:46.700 that no one's ever

01:29:47.340 seen before

01:29:47.920 like taken from

01:29:48.760 the boardrooms

01:29:49.760 of the Catholic Church

01:29:51.540 where they're saying

01:29:52.840 things like

01:29:53.500 yeah we're no longer

01:29:54.320 Catholic

01:29:54.700 it's just

01:29:55.500 you can't

01:29:56.540 you can't make it up

01:29:58.560 it's not

01:29:59.440 it's crazier than

01:30:00.540 if I brought this stuff

01:30:01.980 to Netflix

01:30:02.620 they would laugh at me

01:30:03.620 you think that I'm

01:30:04.860 hiring actors

01:30:05.620 to say these things

01:30:06.280 I'm not

01:30:06.780 these are actual

01:30:07.640 boardroom meetings

01:30:08.860 in the Catholic Church

01:30:10.520 where they're saying

01:30:11.500 we've lost our way

01:30:12.460 we're no longer Catholic

01:30:13.720 they get money

01:30:14.820 from the Department

01:30:15.400 of Homeland Security

01:30:15.460 well it's kind of

01:30:15.820 true about the current Pope

01:30:16.740 I don't think it's true

01:30:17.760 about most Catholics

01:30:18.740 but the current

01:30:19.320 we got questions

01:30:20.260 about the current Pope

01:30:21.000 who's very pro

01:30:21.840 immigration

01:30:22.580 and is pretty tolerant

01:30:24.740 of some other social issues

01:30:25.840 that we haven't seen

01:30:26.640 in some weird ways

01:30:28.240 but anyway

01:30:28.660 they're not alone

01:30:30.120 there's so many groups here

01:30:31.420 James who work

01:30:32.400 to make money off the system

01:30:33.820 and it starts to make sense

01:30:35.140 like why does this problem

01:30:36.760 continue to fester

01:30:38.220 and grow

01:30:39.100 so when the migrants

01:30:40.480 they get on the train

01:30:41.380 and what happens next

01:30:42.980 like

01:30:43.280 because what

01:30:44.860 like how do the cartels

01:30:45.900 come into it

01:30:46.620 if they're on the train

01:30:47.520 does the train

01:30:48.020 just drop them off

01:30:48.700 in San Diego

01:30:49.260 and they're good to go

01:30:49.980 or where do the cartels

01:30:51.180 come in

01:30:51.400 that's what the film

01:30:52.040 that's exactly

01:30:53.160 what I wanted to show

01:30:54.280 for the audience

01:30:55.460 and I don't think

01:30:55.880 anyone's ever seen this

01:30:56.540 before

01:30:56.660 there have been

01:30:56.960 a couple YouTubers

01:30:57.560 that have shown some things

01:30:58.620 the Venezuelans

01:31:00.980 they come from

01:31:02.040 around the world

01:31:02.740 to the city of Irapuato

01:31:03.880 to climb aboard

01:31:05.180 this train

01:31:06.060 they call the Beast Train

01:31:07.080 actually the train

01:31:08.280 that I was on

01:31:08.880 was the Bolachero train

01:31:09.980 which is like the Beast

01:31:11.040 little iron balls

01:31:12.060 you lay on top

01:31:12.940 of the freight train

01:31:13.640 and I was told

01:31:15.080 when I got to Irapuato

01:31:16.400 by locals

01:31:17.660 you should not be doing this

01:31:18.820 they're going to ransom you

01:31:19.720 for a hundred thousand dollars

01:31:21.520 or whatever

01:31:21.900 and I knew there was a possibility

01:31:23.360 that I could get kidnapped

01:31:24.160 like my colleague

01:31:25.140 my colleague was kidnapped Megan

01:31:26.780 and they destroyed his equipment

01:31:28.920 and then they let him go

01:31:30.460 maybe they didn't want

01:31:31.080 to kill an American

01:31:31.800 so when I was detained

01:31:33.680 by the Mexican authorities

01:31:34.800 there was a possibility

01:31:35.740 that I would be ransomed

01:31:36.660 but thank God

01:31:37.640 I was very fortunate

01:31:39.960 I recorded that entire encounter

01:31:42.100 it's in the film

01:31:42.820 it's extraordinary

01:31:43.700 but to answer your question

01:31:45.720 they take the train

01:31:47.660 sometimes they get off the train

01:31:49.360 they walked up to

01:31:50.460 in the film

01:31:50.960 what you see is

01:31:51.620 they walk up to

01:31:52.540 El Paso area

01:31:53.760 in particular

01:31:54.520 Ciudad Juarez

01:31:55.840 and then they cut

01:31:57.900 through the fence

01:31:58.500 you actually see this happening

01:32:00.100 they run drugs

01:32:02.140 through the fence

01:32:02.880 a lot of the children

01:32:04.260 are lured here

01:32:05.300 you also see that

01:32:07.100 these are very hard images

01:32:08.200 to see

01:32:08.680 and it's very difficult

01:32:09.420 to show it

01:32:10.140 but we show a little bit of it

01:32:11.560 some of the children

01:32:12.500 are drugged

01:32:13.160 we show that

01:32:14.120 we actually see

01:32:15.420 in the movie

01:32:16.280 drugged children

01:32:17.520 and you see their faces

01:32:20.100 you can see

01:32:20.780 things have happened

01:32:21.560 to them

01:32:22.000 and you see

01:32:23.460 the smugglers

01:32:24.940 go through this

01:32:25.700 graded fence

01:32:26.480 carry the drugs

01:32:27.340 we actually ran after them

01:32:29.260 talked to them

01:32:30.100 they said they paid

01:32:32.000 to get here

01:32:32.820 one of the immigrants

01:32:34.040 actually tells me

01:32:34.860 he can't tell me

01:32:35.660 who paid him

01:32:36.300 because they'll kill him

01:32:37.080 and then

01:32:38.280 and then they're

01:32:39.540 they're brought

01:32:40.480 to this parking lot

01:32:41.720 in San Diego

01:32:42.740 the NGOs

01:32:43.640 put them on a trolley train

01:32:45.100 they go to the San Diego airport

01:32:47.100 the bus drivers

01:32:48.780 I interview all these people

01:32:49.800 and they put them on airplanes

01:32:51.340 and they bring them

01:32:52.480 to places like to New York

01:32:53.500 I go to New York

01:32:54.300 and I follow that whole process

01:32:56.060 to their final destination

01:32:57.060 Randall's Island

01:32:57.780 which is a kind of

01:32:59.620 an encampment

01:33:00.340 in New York City

01:33:00.920 they're snuck in there

01:33:01.680 it's just

01:33:02.800 I guess sometimes

01:33:04.760 on that front James

01:33:05.920 who is Pedro Rodriguez

01:33:08.340 so that's one of the

01:33:11.240 the guys in the film

01:33:12.540 that's running

01:33:12.940 one of these churches

01:33:13.640 in New York City

01:33:14.260 we go undercover

01:33:15.700 in the church

01:33:16.340 and they're just stamping

01:33:17.540 fake addresses

01:33:19.000 it's rich

01:33:19.580 you pay them

01:33:21.860 and they give you an address

01:33:22.620 so

01:33:23.040 I go in there

01:33:24.480 as a Ukrainian

01:33:25.900 immigrant

01:33:26.880 of course I'm not

01:33:28.040 and they stamp

01:33:29.820 this document

01:33:30.480 saying

01:33:30.820 here's your address

01:33:31.540 in New York City

01:33:32.100 and then they also

01:33:33.480 give us a wristband

01:33:34.420 and a free flight

01:33:35.800 wherever we want to go

01:33:37.740 so it's

01:33:38.300 I mean

01:33:38.660 like I said

01:33:39.480 you gotta have to

01:33:40.840 watch it to believe

01:33:41.800 we have a little video

01:33:43.580 of you confronting

01:33:44.700 Pedro

01:33:45.300 we'll play it short

01:33:46.860 we'll watch a little bit

01:33:47.480 of that

01:33:48.320 you're wanted

01:33:49.440 in all these states

01:33:50.480 in New York

01:33:51.080 in every country

01:33:52.340 because

01:33:53.100 because you are

01:33:54.920 bunch of thieves

01:33:55.640 and criminals

01:33:56.580 and liars

01:33:57.520 you are unbelievable

01:33:58.800 why are you stamping

01:33:59.140 fake addresses

01:33:59.880 because you are

01:34:01.100 bunch of thieves

01:34:01.800 and criminals

01:34:02.420 you steal children

01:34:04.180 you are being wanted

01:34:05.660 in three states

01:34:06.520 in South America

01:34:07.840 because you are

01:34:08.760 steal children

01:34:09.320 I steal children

01:34:09.980 yes they steal children

01:34:11.100 yes they do

01:34:11.880 they take children

01:34:13.160 yes they do

01:34:13.820 is this best defense

01:34:16.560 is a good offense

01:34:17.340 kind of approach

01:34:18.040 by Pedro

01:34:18.540 yeah you're showing

01:34:20.300 a tiny

01:34:20.780 I mean it's like

01:34:21.600 almost like projection

01:34:22.620 there Megan

01:34:23.160 this guy lost his mind

01:34:24.620 and like you

01:34:25.740 typical O'Keefe

01:34:26.880 investigations

01:34:27.960 when I ask the subject

01:34:29.160 for comment

01:34:29.740 talking about

01:34:30.800 how I steal children

01:34:32.040 is saying crazy things

01:34:33.580 this gentleman

01:34:34.680 was caught on tape

01:34:35.680 committing

01:34:36.520 perhaps criminal acts

01:34:38.200 stamping fake addresses

01:34:39.520 and he was caught

01:34:40.300 and you see that

01:34:41.580 kind of narcissism

01:34:42.620 that sociopathy

01:34:43.500 on display

01:34:44.100 when these people

01:34:45.160 are caught red-handed

01:34:45.900 why do they give him

01:34:47.540 fake addresses

01:34:48.500 so that's a question

01:34:52.840 that we explore

01:34:53.500 in the film

01:34:54.100 he's making money

01:34:55.400 off of the crisis

01:34:56.240 I mean this is

01:34:57.880 okay so I go into

01:34:59.680 this NGO

01:35:00.780 undercover

01:35:01.900 catch them on tape

01:35:03.040 stamping all this

01:35:03.920 fake stuff

01:35:04.400 and I'm a journalist

01:35:06.700 so I'm outside

01:35:07.620 the place

01:35:08.280 asking for comment

01:35:08.980 and these Ecuadorian

01:35:10.240 women come up to me

01:35:11.020 and they're speaking

01:35:12.280 in Spanish

01:35:12.820 and they say

01:35:13.340 to my colleague

01:35:14.260 who speaks Spanish

01:35:14.860 can we please

01:35:15.880 is he a member

01:35:16.740 of the press

01:35:17.120 can we please

01:35:17.760 speak to him

01:35:18.300 and privately

01:35:19.640 they tell me

01:35:20.260 this guy is making

01:35:21.120 all this

01:35:21.540 he's taking advantage

01:35:22.360 of us

01:35:22.680 he's charging us

01:35:23.880 eleven hundred dollars

01:35:26.020 for our asylum claims

01:35:27.160 and he's scamming us

01:35:28.640 so I thought

01:35:30.460 that was remarkable

01:35:31.120 because these people

01:35:32.140 all tell you

01:35:33.000 that it's about

01:35:34.560 helping these people

01:35:35.520 get a better life

01:35:36.400 but the immigrants

01:35:38.040 told me

01:35:38.560 and the illegal immigrants

01:35:39.420 told me

01:35:39.740 that they're being

01:35:40.180 scammed money

01:35:41.020 out of their pocket

01:35:41.840 their words

01:35:43.160 and I didn't plan this

01:35:45.380 it's not like

01:35:45.860 these people found me

01:35:47.260 and they actually

01:35:48.920 jumped in the SUV

01:35:50.260 and gave me

01:35:51.480 an impromptu interview

01:35:52.420 crying about how

01:35:53.540 they're being scammed

01:35:54.380 and that's when Pedro

01:35:56.100 ran up to me

01:35:56.880 and said

01:35:57.160 I steal children

01:35:58.300 my assumption

01:35:59.680 and belief

01:36:00.160 is that perhaps

01:36:00.860 he steals children

01:36:02.040 that seems like

01:36:03.100 I think he was trying

01:36:03.900 to say enough

01:36:04.880 negative things

01:36:05.740 about you

01:36:06.300 to make the footage

01:36:07.240 unusable

01:36:08.020 not understanding

01:36:09.420 that pretty much

01:36:10.640 everyone who's

01:36:11.560 related to news

01:36:13.000 knows you

01:36:13.980 in this country

01:36:14.700 and would not

01:36:15.480 fall for that

01:36:16.340 but it's

01:36:18.180 you know

01:36:18.380 you mentioned

01:36:18.800 the children

01:36:20.580 and these women

01:36:21.960 and you can't help

01:36:23.060 but feel for them

01:36:23.860 and their condition

01:36:24.620 but then you think

01:36:25.920 about the truly

01:36:27.340 bad guys

01:36:28.280 who are coming

01:36:28.980 across the border

01:36:29.740 too

01:36:30.140 hurting those women

01:36:31.240 and those children

01:36:31.860 and then hurting

01:36:32.880 our women

01:36:33.700 and our children

01:36:34.420 and our men

01:36:35.260 and that's the story

01:36:36.720 out of Nantucket

01:36:37.600 over the past few days

01:36:38.520 which I do want to mention

01:36:39.400 because of course

01:36:40.160 the mainstream media

01:36:40.880 is ignoring it

01:36:41.920 there are four illegals

01:36:44.700 this is broken by

01:36:45.560 Fox's Bill Malugian

01:36:46.680 on Wednesday

01:36:47.240 and they were

01:36:49.440 arrested by ICE

01:36:50.560 last week

01:36:52.040 in Massachusetts

01:36:53.140 which is a sanctuary state

01:36:54.980 ICE's Boston office

01:36:56.600 arrested four illegal aliens

01:36:58.080 who are charged

01:36:58.660 with raping

01:36:59.380 or sexually assaulting

01:37:00.600 Nantucket children

01:37:01.640 and residents

01:37:03.000 all of whom

01:37:03.920 had been released

01:37:05.180 from local custody

01:37:06.620 despite serious charges

01:37:08.280 Elmer Sola

01:37:09.600 an illegal alien

01:37:11.500 from El Salvador

01:37:12.300 which by the way

01:37:13.160 is part of the

01:37:13.680 Kamala Harris

01:37:14.380 root causes problem

01:37:15.780 guess she missed this one

01:37:16.920 entered the US

01:37:18.280 as a gotaway

01:37:19.120 and was charged

01:37:20.120 last month

01:37:20.620 with three counts

01:37:21.440 of aggravated

01:37:22.540 child rape

01:37:23.980 the victim

01:37:25.120 was a Nantucket child

01:37:26.240 new charge

01:37:26.820 he's now charged

01:37:27.980 with 11 counts

01:37:29.000 of sex crimes

01:37:30.360 against a child

01:37:31.300 there's another

01:37:32.420 Brian Daniel

01:37:33.480 Aldana

01:37:34.140 Arevalo

01:37:35.000 Salvadorian

01:37:35.840 illegal alien

01:37:36.880 entered the US

01:37:37.600 as a gotaway

01:37:38.180 charged in July

01:37:38.940 with raping

01:37:39.680 a Nantucket child

01:37:41.140 and then two others

01:37:42.460 who appear to be

01:37:43.420 not children

01:37:44.780 but I'm not exactly sure

01:37:45.800 what their age are

01:37:46.720 we searched

01:37:48.900 to see if this story

01:37:49.800 was covered

01:37:50.280 by the mainstream media

01:37:51.760 CNN zero

01:37:52.860 MSNBC zero

01:37:54.280 NBC zero

01:37:55.600 New York Times zero

01:37:56.800 Washington Post

01:37:57.920 zero

01:37:58.960 how much ink

01:38:00.420 have they spilled

01:38:01.020 James

01:38:01.400 on pets

01:38:02.840 trying to disprove

01:38:04.140 that pets are being eaten

01:38:05.220 they're really interested

01:38:06.280 in that

01:38:06.700 this

01:38:07.560 not so much

01:38:08.840 well that's what I hope

01:38:10.580 you know

01:38:11.460 I'm an optimist

01:38:12.620 Megan

01:38:13.300 and kind of like

01:38:15.180 years ago

01:38:15.760 15 years ago

01:38:16.420 I think you covered

01:38:17.020 that Acorn story

01:38:17.820 where

01:38:18.080 we did 15 years ago

01:38:19.940 when Congress

01:38:20.420 defunded Acorn

01:38:21.160 it was one of those

01:38:21.800 breakthrough moments

01:38:22.460 when the New York Times

01:38:23.060 is forced to report

01:38:23.740 I believe this film

01:38:24.580 could change things

01:38:25.420 and I hear you

01:38:27.360 the media doesn't

01:38:27.940 report on it

01:38:28.620 that's why I say

01:38:29.740 people know

01:38:30.460 that things are broken

01:38:31.480 but this film

01:38:32.140 is not a political film

01:38:33.380 there's not

01:38:33.760 I took all politics

01:38:34.960 out of this

01:38:35.500 but didn't mention

01:38:37.040 the presidential candidates

01:38:38.660 this is a

01:38:40.060 this is a

01:38:40.780 a transcendentalist film

01:38:43.080 let me give you an example

01:38:44.280 about the children

01:38:44.820 you mentioned Nantucket

01:38:45.760 I don't want to give

01:38:47.240 the whole thing away

01:38:48.380 but in the film

01:38:49.180 there is a

01:38:50.220 a few border patrol agents

01:38:51.280 who blow the whistle

01:38:51.840 and one of them

01:38:53.240 is just an absolute

01:38:54.120 lion of a man

01:38:55.240 and he talks about

01:38:57.240 the underage girls

01:38:58.080 he talks about the rape

01:38:59.840 and I interviewed him

01:39:02.280 in uniform

01:39:03.300 he's going out

01:39:05.520 on a limb

01:39:06.020 and he breaks down

01:39:08.460 crying in the film

01:39:09.380 now the cease

01:39:11.460 and the border patrol

01:39:12.660 have just sent him

01:39:13.840 a cease and desist letter

01:39:15.800 the last few days

01:39:17.460 so I go up

01:39:18.760 this is in the Canadian border

01:39:20.040 now we're in Vermont

01:39:20.940 people don't realize

01:39:22.040 that it's also

01:39:22.600 the Canadian border

01:39:23.500 is being overrun

01:39:24.300 right now

01:39:24.740 by Haitians

01:39:25.420 and various people

01:39:26.480 and I go up there

01:39:28.400 to confront

01:39:28.900 the border patrol

01:39:29.540 for comment

01:39:30.180 and the Vermont

01:39:32.080 state police

01:39:33.160 is parked

01:39:34.060 outside of all

01:39:35.340 the neighborhoods

01:39:35.840 of all the border patrol

01:39:37.020 agents

01:39:37.400 protecting them

01:39:39.320 from my news crew

01:39:40.800 they detain me

01:39:42.500 and then

01:39:43.880 we got the footage

01:39:45.240 we're going to release

01:39:45.840 it later today

01:39:46.540 of that

01:39:47.460 I believe

01:39:48.740 unlawful detention

01:39:49.620 so it seems like

01:39:51.180 everyone's protecting

01:39:52.720 the system Megan

01:39:53.680 the police

01:39:54.520 the NGOs

01:39:55.680 the federal government

01:39:56.860 they're all

01:39:57.980 protecting each other

01:39:59.280 and the press

01:40:00.060 for some reason

01:40:01.360 is protecting that

01:40:03.360 so we have to

01:40:04.120 it's kind of reached

01:40:04.840 a boiling point

01:40:05.460 in this country

01:40:05.900 I know Kamala's

01:40:06.640 going to the border

01:40:07.200 tomorrow

01:40:07.620 I think it's reached

01:40:09.000 a point

01:40:09.240 it's not a left

01:40:10.060 or right issue

01:40:10.640 it's certainly not

01:40:11.400 a conservative

01:40:11.920 or liberal issue

01:40:12.660 it's a humanitarian issue

01:40:14.080 it's humanitarian

01:40:15.060 the first part

01:40:16.080 about being an alcoholic

01:40:17.100 is you have to recognize

01:40:17.920 you've got a problem

01:40:18.580 so hopefully this film

01:40:19.760 accomplishes that goal

01:40:21.520 I want to tell the audience

01:40:23.020 it's called

01:40:23.540 Line in the Sand

01:40:25.760 it's available to the public

01:40:26.960 on October 10th

01:40:28.040 exclusively on the

01:40:29.060 Tucker Carlson Network

01:40:30.240 James all the best to you

01:40:31.840 thank you so much

01:40:32.680 thank you Megan

01:40:34.380 what a story

01:40:36.520 we are back tomorrow

01:40:37.820 with Jesse Kelly

01:40:39.280 and comedian Rob Schneider

01:40:41.360 we'll see you then

01:40:42.080 thanks for listening

01:40:45.640 to the Megan Kelly show

01:40:46.760 no BS

01:40:47.620 no agenda

01:40:48.400 and no fear

01:40:49.560 thank you so much

The Megyn Kelly Show - September 26, 2024

Kamala's Empty, Rambling, MSNBC Interview, and Dire Consequences of Open Border, with Kari Lake and James O'Keefe ｜ Ep. 899

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