Biden hires an androgynous pinko who wants to abolish law and immigration enforcement to be the White House's new communications director, and CNN tries to get a transcript of the interview with a Trump spokesman, but it doesn't work.
00:00:30.000In June of 2022, Joe Biden hired a cross-dressing kleptomaniac canine fetishist
00:00:35.020to help manage nuclear waste in the Department of Energy.
00:00:38.720In August of 2022, Joe Biden hired a homosexual Satanist with a pentagram tattoo
00:00:44.860and matching leather harness to be the White House monkeypox coordinator.
00:00:49.980Presumably, that man's job was to coordinate how everyone would catch monkeypox at the White House.
00:00:53.980Now, Joe Biden has hired an androgynous pinko who wants to abolish law and immigration enforcement
00:01:02.200to be the White House associate communications director.
00:01:06.360Since this new hire, Tyler Cherry, was announced, he has come under scrutiny and he has attempted to disavow his past remarks and behaviors.
00:01:18.540Two days ago, Mr. Cherry tweeted, quote,
00:01:21.120That's the only part of the whole hiring that confuses me.
00:01:36.900Mr. Cherry's posts, from mocking law enforcement to promoting degeneracy,
00:01:43.420seem entirely in line with this administration's agenda.
00:01:46.980As far as I'm concerned, he is the perfect spokesman for the Biden White House.
00:04:38.920They're from ISIS-K, which is a break-off group of ISIS.
00:04:42.980And that's bad enough that they got into the country.
00:04:45.520We then found out they were already known to law enforcement because they had already been stopped when they were crossing into this country illegally.
00:04:53.280And the Department of Homeland Security just let them go.
00:04:57.880So not only is the border so open that ISIS terrorists can get through, but our immigration enforcement can meet them, talk to them, say, oh, wow, you guys kind of look like ISIS terrorists.
00:05:07.780Well, anyway, I guess we got to let you go.
00:05:09.320So even CNN has to ask the Secretary of Homeland Security about this blunder of the ages, this colossal screw-up.
00:05:18.480And here is how Mayorkas tries to get out of it.
00:05:21.020We had eight individuals of concern as to whom we did not have derogatory information when first encountered at the border.
00:05:30.160We made determinations in the service of our law enforcement objectives, in the service of our highest priority, to keep the American people safe and secure, to take immigration enforcement action.
00:06:33.540But no, because we have an official policy of open borders, letting foreigners just pour into our country in violation of our most basic laws.
00:06:41.180DHS, border enforcement, says, okay, well, we got some terrorist-looking dudes coming across.
00:06:46.040But we don't have any particular derogatory information, whatever the hell that's supposed to mean.
00:06:50.940So I guess we, hey, fellas, you're not going to do any terrorism, right?
00:07:07.920And then, Mayorkas decides later on, after these terrorists have been allowed into the country and were caught talking about all sorts of terrorist things, finally, finally, they decide, okay, we're going to take some action.
00:07:53.540Now, some Republicans are taking action.
00:07:55.660Ted Budd, Republican from North Carolina, and a group of 21 senators are demanding answers here from Mayorkas.
00:08:03.180There was a sting operation that then took place in LA, New York, and Philly.
00:08:07.360They were caught on wiretap talking about bombs.
00:08:11.340Okay, well, I'm glad they didn't set off any bombs.
00:08:14.200But yesterday I said, I pointed out that Democrat pundits and politicians, members of Congress, are laughing about the fact that illegal aliens are committing rapes and murders in the United States.
00:08:30.040They're laughing about how conservatives are concerned about that, how we're running headlines about the crimes that illegal aliens are committing.
00:08:39.140They know that these illegal aliens are liable to commit some crimes, bad crimes, rapes and murders, even rapes and murders of teenage girls and younger than teenage girls.
00:08:51.640But their calculation is, well, some American kids get raped and murdered.
00:08:56.420That's a small price to pay for a permanent electoral advantage.
00:08:59.360That's a small price to pay for mass migration, which is going to benefit Democrats in the long term.
00:09:03.700So, yeah, some kids have to get raped and murdered, but that's just the cost.
00:09:07.340That is the actual calculus that they're engaging in.
00:09:11.860And now I guess we'll take it even further.
00:09:13.520Well, yeah, look, some ISIS terrorists are going to come into the country.
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00:10:48.360Speaking of foreign nationals and U.S. policy, huge news yesterday.
00:10:52.120Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, who's been in custody, in actual official custody for five years, but who was in a kind of unofficial custody seeking asylum at the Ecuadorian embassy in the United Kingdom for, what, something like 10 years before that?
00:11:08.920He'd been there for a really, really long time in a kind of prison now for a decade or so.
00:11:23.440This case has been built up for so long, most people, even if you're pretty tuned into politics, don't remember what this guy was in trouble for in the first place.
00:11:31.760He was in trouble because, according to the U.S. government, he conspired with a U.S. malcontent from the military, Bradley Manning, who now thinks he's a woman and calls himself Chelsea.
00:11:45.560He conspired to get military secrets, and he released them in the largest dump of military secrets probably in world history.
00:11:52.300He was then charged with obtaining and releasing this criminal information, and then he struck a plea deal, and it was a plea deal for time served in London.
00:12:06.740The release of the military information took place during Obama's presidency, so it goes back a long time, started in 2009, and they released hundreds of thousands of reports about the Iraq War, about Guantanamo Bay, lots of State Department cables.
00:12:26.280He then also, this was kind of charming, he published Democrat National Committee emails in 2016.
00:12:33.120There were lots of questions about that and reprisals against him for that.
00:12:38.440In any case, what are we supposed to think about this?
00:12:43.020I'm old enough to remember, when this all started, when Assange's legal troubles really kicked up starting in 2009,
00:12:51.160I'm old enough to remember when the conservatives hated Assange and the liberals loved Assange.
00:12:57.280Because he was fighting against the war, and again, at that time, the Republicans liked the war, and the Democrats hated the war.
00:13:03.000But then it flipped, then the Democrats loved the war, and the Republicans hated the war.
00:13:06.340And it didn't really matter who got elected, we still got the same war.
00:13:44.580And so if you take a view of the free press that's totally absolute, and the press should be able to say whatever they want, that's certainly not my view.
00:13:52.940But if that's your view, it's a very liberal view, then you're going to say, this is an intrepid journalist, and he must be defended for releasing this information.
00:14:00.300But I think there are all sorts of limits on speech and on the press.
00:14:06.720And I don't think that journalists have the right to publish super-duper secret classified information of immediate national security import that could endanger millions of lives.
00:14:16.480I don't think they have any right to do that.
00:14:19.340That's never been the view of the press in America.
00:14:22.960They will sometimes use that kind of principle to buttress their argument.
00:14:27.680But what I'm saying here is, your view of Julian Assange, even if you cover it with some facade of a higher principle about journalism or free speech or accountability or whatever, that's all window dressing.
00:14:40.460What it really comes down to is your present view of the U.S. government.
00:14:44.240If the U.S. government is still trustworthy, still somewhat accountable, still in line with the American tradition and all the best stuff about our country, then Julian Assange is a villain.
00:14:57.680Because Julian Assange is violating our laws, he's violating our national secrets, and he's endangering the American political order.
00:15:06.860If, however, you view the American government as extremely corrupt, as engaged in all manner of evil around the world, as unaccountable to the people, actually as working against the people, then Julian Assange is a hero.
00:15:21.820He's a hero on behalf of the real American tradition and the way of life, which has been usurped by this distant and wicked elite.
00:15:29.360And if your view, as is, I think, the case for most people, lies somewhere in between those two poles, then your opinion of Julian Assange's release is going to be complicated and nuanced.
00:15:44.200But that's what it's going to come down to.
00:15:46.740Do not – some of the best advice my mother ever gave me when I was a kid was, Michael, I was getting a little big for my britches, and she said, Michael, don't ever believe your own press releases.
00:15:58.280Don't believe – this is especially important when it comes to politics.
00:16:01.380Don't believe your own press releases.
00:16:02.800Don't believe your own highfalutin, abstract, ideological language.
00:16:06.580This is not about freedom of the press.
00:16:10.160This is not about democracy or freedom or equality or whatever.
00:16:14.000This is about how corrupt is the U.S. government.
00:16:17.360This is about how removed, how perfidious, how dirty and rotten is our government.
00:16:25.460If it's extremely so, then you're celebrating Assange's release.
00:16:29.800If it's not at all, then you're furious about Assange's release.
00:16:33.080And if it's somewhere in the middle, you've got a more complex view of Assange's release.
00:16:37.240Now, regardless, this is a desperate play from the Biden administration because Biden knows that highly ideological young people like Julian Assange because they view him as speaking truth to power.
00:17:29.200If this were not an election year and if Joe Biden were not facing a tough reelection fight, that guy would still be rotten behind bars in the United Kingdom or he'd be extradited to the U.S.
00:17:39.240But maybe the best part of the release of Assange, forget about the complex questions of his role vis-a-vis the American government and the press, the best part is it shows the Biden White House is really, really worried.
00:17:53.680They're willing to do anything they can, including conclude this 15-year battle over national security and the free press.
00:18:02.180So this 15-year battle regarding Assange, okay, whatever, we cave, we give it to you, you can have Assange, please give us our young voters back.
00:18:09.280Speaking of Lib's desperation, the spokesman for Donald Trump, Caroline Leavitt, just went on CNN and this is what, two, three days before the CNN presidential debate between Biden and Trump.
00:18:23.920And she goes on and she just points out that CNN is a network that is hostile to Trump.
00:18:31.380She points out that the people moderating the CNN debate have expressed extreme hostility to Trump in the past.
00:18:38.560And for that, CNN threw her off the air.
00:18:41.080First of all, it's, to take someone five minutes to Google Jake Tapper, Donald Trump, to see that Jake Tapper has consistently-
00:18:48.540Ma'am, we're going to stop this interview if you're going to keep attacking my colleagues.
00:18:51.000Ma'am, I'm going to stop this interview if you continue to attack my colleagues.
00:18:55.160I would like to talk about Joe Biden and Donald Trump, who you work for.
00:19:39.800Is that a preview of how CNN is going to treat Trump's presidential campaign?
00:19:46.800Because I think it probably is a preview.
00:19:49.140And it means I bet they're going to be pretty quick on the old cut the mic trigger.
00:19:54.740And I bet they're going to favor Biden and they're going to disfavor Trump, as has always been the case.
00:20:00.000That was the only point Trump spokesman was making.
00:20:03.700Hey, I'm just going to read you quotes from the moderators of the CNN debate to point out that this seems like it's kind of stacked against Trump.
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00:23:27.180This is pretty much the best advantage Trump can hope for because Trump, in his personality, can be divisive.
00:23:35.700I think he's quite charming, and I think that was proven in 2016 when he charmed more voters than Mitt Romney did.
00:23:40.580He's divisive in his policies, not only because he upholds a lot of the traditional Republican policies, but because he's hearkened back to an even deeper well of conservatism on issues like immigration, on issues like trade, on issues like restraint in foreign policy.
00:23:59.660Trump is more conservative than Mitt Romney, the nominee from 2012, than John McCain, the nominee from 2008, than George W. Bush in many ways.
00:24:09.980At least accounting for how far society has moved to the left since the time of George W. Bush, Trump seems relatively more conservative.
00:24:19.200So when there are so many opportunities for Trump to turn people off, the best advantage he can hope for is to be persecuted because no matter what people think about abortion or marriage or immigration or the war in Ukraine or whatever, the vast majority of Americans can agree that Trump is being persecuted by his political rival, Joe Biden, who has weaponized the government against Donald Trump and that that's wrong.
00:24:45.920Vast majority of Americans feel that way.
00:24:49.360Vast majority of Americans hate the news media.
00:24:56.580They hate the political establishment.
00:24:59.820And it's amazing that Donald Trump, who was the president already, he's already been the president for four years, still manages to present himself as a political outsider.
00:25:08.400But the reason he can do that is because the political establishment for that entire time has been against him.
00:25:13.920It's been so, so decidedly against him that they're trying to put him in an orange jumpsuit now.
00:25:19.040And the media are terribly unfair to him.
00:25:24.180So if you're Trump, at first I thought, why did he agree to do a debate on CNN and on ABC?
00:25:29.020He should have tried to get it, you know, one debate on CNN, one debate on, I don't know, the Daily Wire or one debate on Fox or one debate on The Blaze or one debate on, on some right wing network or, you know, even center right network.
00:25:41.140In the case of Fox, something that's not just decidedly left wing.
00:25:44.920But then, oh, right, of course, Trump's at his very best when he's going into the lion's den.
00:26:07.020He'll probably do better on CNN than he would have done in a debate on a conservative network.
00:26:12.400He's looking good on the campaign trail.
00:26:14.580There's one little tactic that, again, I know a lot of people were skeptical of that I think is playing really, really well.
00:26:20.760Trump just released a video of it alongside a lot of enthusiastic, just behind-the-scenes kind of campaign trail videos.
00:26:27.920And it's Trump, he's at some burger place, you know, he buys burgers for everybody, you know, pats some kid on the head, gives him a $20 bill.
00:26:34.820You know, he just, it's all looking good.
00:26:36.500And then Trump pays the bill for the burgers, and he signs it, and he writes this.
00:27:23.960Well, Trump is so good at the visual, at the tangible, at, even when he makes fun of his opponents, he paints a picture of that low-energy Jeb.
00:28:45.160Biden is seen as giving money, giving a lot of money to people who statistically are going to make more money than the average American worker.
00:28:56.780If you graduate from a college, you are likely to make more money, significantly more money than a non-college graduate.
00:29:02.500So, Biden is going to people who are already kind of rich and giving them a ton more money, hundreds of thousands of dollars potentially each.
00:29:11.000Trump is seen as going to people who make statistically less money and who do jobs that are really hard jobs.
00:29:19.920Being a waiter, being a kitchen runner, being a busboy, that's a hard, tiring job.
00:29:24.860You've got to put up with all sorts of customers all day.
00:29:26.780And going to those people and saying, hey, that relatively smaller amount of money that is a gratuity, you get to keep more of that if you elect me.
00:29:34.720It's Trump making concrete the realignment of the parties that he's been pushing for eight or nine years now, which is that the Republicans are going to be the party of working Americans.
00:29:48.780They're the party of the global elite.
00:29:49.860They're the party of latte-sipping Hollywood celebrities sending your money to Ukraine, palling around with Zelensky at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
00:30:01.180Sure, that's going to be the Democrats.
00:30:03.440Republicans are going to be the party of waiters.
00:30:06.060And you can just leave it as an empty promise.
00:30:09.500Republicans have made that empty promise before.
00:30:11.160Or you can make it concrete with actual policy and a policy that you can represent visually on a receipt.
00:42:10.580Study analyzed almost 95,000 recorded infant deaths in Texas and 28 comparison states between 2021-2022.
00:42:17.000After accounting for absolute increases in birth rates, it found that the Texas Heartbeat Act was associated with an unexpected increase in infant mortality.
00:42:26.220They increased, infant deaths increased in one year from 1985 to 2,240.
00:43:00.300I think you probably understood the problem with this headline from the beginning, but here I think it's especially clear.
00:43:05.740When babies die, when more babies die outside the womb because you have killed fewer babies inside the womb, that does not necessarily represent an increase in infant mortality.
00:43:23.080What that represents is an exposure of the infant mortality that already exists.
00:43:31.760All they're doing here is they're just pretending that when a baby dies outside the womb, that's a baby dying.
00:43:37.800But when a baby is murdered inside the womb, that's not a baby.
00:43:49.300Now, in addition to congenital factors, they say there might also be societal factors behind these increases, including increased socioeconomic and mental stresses associated with unplanned pregnancy.
00:44:00.580The repercussions of potentially preventable increases in infant mortality are significant, say the researchers.
00:44:05.740Experiencing an infant death is associated with trauma and potential criminalization, particularly for racialized groups.
00:44:10.840Then, I don't know, they go on and say we need to let black people kill more of their babies.
00:44:34.880Well, these babies are dying of congenital issues when we could have just murdered them inside the womb.
00:44:40.140Well, the babies are still dying, aren't they?
00:44:42.880The only difference is now we're exposing it.
00:44:45.860First of all, you're giving the babies a chance at life.
00:44:47.980You're giving parents the opportunity to love their children, even for some period of time.
00:44:53.240You're no longer encouraging parents to kill their children, something that will stick with them for the rest of their lives and that is intrinsically evil.
00:45:02.860You're not necessarily increasing infant mortality.
00:45:05.560Probably you're not doing that at all.