Today, President Donald Trump visits North Dakota to commemorate the anniversary of Theodore Roosevelt's charge up San Juan Hill and participate in the dedication of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Bismarck, North Dakota. It was a moment that seemed to collapse more than a century of American history into a single unforgettable moment.
00:01:16.520and participate in the dedication of the
00:01:20.220Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, today was such a day. It was a tableau that seemed to
00:01:27.820collapse more than a century of American history into a single unforgettable moment. The site was
00:01:33.220really magnificent. President Trump actually interacted with an AI-generated Theodore
00:01:39.880Roosevelt asking him questions about his presidency, including whether the Panama Canal
00:01:45.860construction was among his greatest accomplishments. It was not merely a tribute to one of America's
00:01:52.200greatest presidents. It was a visual reminder that the virtues which built this republic are
00:01:57.800timeless. Courage, independence, fortitude, patriotism, self-reliance, and an unshakable
00:02:05.680confidence in the greatness of the American experiment. Those are the qualities that embodied
00:02:11.360Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Riders in 1898, and they remain the very qualities that President
00:02:17.700Trump has sought to rekindle throughout his own public life. History often communicates through
00:02:23.620symbols. Ancient civilizations certainly understood that truth. So did America's founders. A single
00:02:29.460image can encapsulate an entire philosophy more effectively than volumes of rhetoric or prepared
00:02:35.220speech. It represents the passing of a torch from one generation of American leaders to another.
00:02:40.640It suggests that the spirit which carried Roosevelt up the slopes of San Juan Hill continues to ride beside leaders willing to place love of country above personal comfort.
00:02:52.820Theodore Roosevelt, of course, one of the most interesting presidents.
00:02:56.120He was the governor of New York, where he refused to let the Republican Party bosses partake in corruption at the New York City Harbor.
00:03:06.540So the Republican Party bosses, called the Stalwarts, decided the way to get rid of Roosevelt was to put him on the ticket for vice president with William McKinley.0.99
00:03:17.280One of the Republican bosses famously said, well, we're rid of that damn cowboy.0.97
00:03:21.540Little did they know that McKinley would be assassinated and Theodore Roosevelt would go on to be one of our greatest presidents.0.99
00:03:28.940Now, Roosevelt has occupied a singular place in American history because he refused to separate leadership from personal circumstance.
00:03:37.380As assistant secretary of the Navy, he abandoned a prestigious office in Washington to volunteer for military service.
00:03:44.180He organized the first United States voluntary cavalry, and he personally led his men into combat under withering enemy fire.
00:03:51.020Roosevelt believed that a leader earns the confidence of his countrymen not through eloquent promises but through a visible act of courage.
00:03:59.520That conviction has always resonated deeply with the American people.
00:04:04.200The Rush Riders themselves became one of the most extraordinary military formations in our nation's history.
00:04:10.680They were not professional soldiers assembled through bureaucracy.
00:04:13.900They were all volunteers drawn from every corner of America.
00:04:16.860Cowboys from the western frontier stood shoulder to shoulder with Ivy League polo players and athletes.
00:04:31.600They represented the best of an America that believed that character mattered more than pedigree and that patriotism erased social distinctions.
00:04:40.480The spirit remains one of the defining characteristics of the American Republic.
00:04:44.400The greatness of this nation has never rested upon government institutions alone.
00:04:49.740It has rested upon ordinary citizens who answer extraordinary calls.
00:04:54.340So President Trump's journey to the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library today carries significance well beyond the dedication of another presidential monument.
00:05:03.940Theodore Roosevelt transformed the rugged badlands of North Dakota into part of the mythology of American leadership.
00:05:10.780He often declared that his years in the Dakota Territory shaped his character more profoundly than any other experience in his life.
00:05:19.220The harsh landscape stripped away any comfort and demanded absolute resilience.
00:05:24.340Roosevelt emerged stronger because the frontier required strength rather than excuses.
00:05:29.200That lesson seems especially relevant today.
00:05:32.100North Dakota, of course, represents an America that still values hard work over fashionable ideology,
00:05:37.960production over bureaucracy, faith over cynicism, and self-reliance over dependency.
00:05:43.160It is fitting that a president whose political movement has emphasized restoring American manufacturing,
00:05:49.240energy independence, secure borders, and national confidence would celebrate the legacy of Theodore Roosevelt
00:05:55.200in the very landscape that forged Roosevelt's own indomitable character.
00:06:00.600At the same time, it seemed to me that Theodore Roosevelt, who served in the New York Estate Assembly,
00:06:06.280who served as the New York State Assembly Minority Leader, who served as Governor of New York,
00:06:12.440and who served as the New York City Police Commissioner, should have his presidential library in New York.
00:06:19.280But I'm going to have to travel to North Dakota because I want to go to the Theodore Roosevelt Library,
00:06:28.380In the meantime, we have an important development regarding yesterday's incomprehensible Supreme Court ruling that reaffirmed birthright citizenship, that is, ruling that babies born on U.S. soil to parents who are not U.S. citizens are automatically granted U.S. citizenship.
00:06:50.640I think this is a wrong-headed decision by the Supreme Court.
00:06:55.440So did the folks over at the Oversight Project.
00:06:57.800They released what they call a Keeping Families Together plan.0.52
00:07:01.640It's an immigration enforcement strategy aimed at deporting illegal immigrant family units together.0.89
00:07:07.440That would include pregnant illegal immigrant women and parents of children born on U.S. soil.
00:07:14.000The group argues that the court's decision does not grant amnesty to illegal immigrants
00:07:18.520simply because they have a child in America.
00:07:21.000Instead, it says that ICE should prioritize the removal of parents of so-called anchor babies
00:07:27.160and allow families to remain together in their home countries.
00:07:31.460The plan calls for ICE enforcement near hospitals, birth tourism centers, work sites,
00:07:37.440and communities with large illegal immigrant population.0.96
00:07:40.180The goal, according to the group, is to shift away from the only targeting the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens0.96
00:07:47.140and return to the basic principle that all illegal entry should carry consequences without exception.0.95
00:07:53.780The Oversight Project also proposes tax policy to discourage births by illegal immigrants
00:08:00.040and suspending visas for countries tied to birth tourism.
00:08:04.380Mike Howell, who's appeared here in the Stone Zone several times,
00:08:08.480president of the Oversight Project, said America is more than a pile of magic dirt
00:08:13.680and argued that citizenship should mean more than just crossing the border illegal and having a baby on American soil.
00:08:21.100This message may come off as harsh to some Americans who fail to see the demographic apocalypse that is looming.
00:08:28.360But if the illegal invasion continues, we will lose our nation and eventually our entire civilization.
00:08:34.520We frankly simply cannot allow that to happen.0.99
00:08:37.240The Oversight Project's proposal to humanely deport pregnant illegal aliens is a wise and clever one, and I support it.0.97
00:08:46.020Meanwhile, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is moving to finally close the book on Washington's COVID emergency era.0.93
00:08:54.800RFK Jr., known as Bobby Kennedy, good friend of mine, is helping end the emergency declarations that gave special protections to manufacturers of COVID vaccinations,
00:09:04.920treatments, and medical devices after determining that the conditions used to justify those
00:09:10.980extraordinary powers simply no longer exist. Those declarations began in early 2020 and they
00:09:18.200allowed federal regulators to authorize COVID products under emergency standards rather than
00:09:24.360the normal approval process. They also, more importantly, granted broad immunity to drug
00:09:30.640makers and others involved in the administering of the products. The Biden administration extended
00:09:35.760those protections multiple times, most recently through 2024, when then health secretary Xavier
00:09:42.980Becerra, now the front runner in the race for mayor of Los Angeles, pushed them all the way
00:09:48.380through to the end of 2029, even though the official COVID policy health emergency had ended
00:09:54.880in May of 2023. So RFK Jr. is now reversing course, saying emergency powers must be temporary,
00:10:02.980targeted, and accountable. In his words, Americans deserve a regulatory system rooted in the rule
00:10:09.860of law. The vaccine and drug declarations will end by June 29th of 2027, giving companies 12
00:10:17.340months to transition products through their regular approval process. Emergency protections
00:10:23.280for medical devices, including COVID tests, will end sooner, as soon as December 26, 2026.
00:10:30.740The FDA says manufacturers have time to submit the necessary data for standard review.
00:10:37.040This, in my opinion, marks a long overdue step towards restoring constitutional government,
00:10:43.240ending permanent crisis rule, and reminding federal agencies that emerging authority
00:10:48.600is not a blank chip to be used to profiteer billions.
00:10:53.360RFK Jr. is doing a tremendous job changing the rules back to restore health freedom in this country.
00:11:01.160The individuals responsible for the COVID lockdown policies, namely the American Dr. Mengele, Anthony Fauci, should be charged with crimes against humanity and punished harshly for the heinous acts they perpetrated on the American people.
00:11:16.100And, in my opinion, until that happens, it will be inevitable that we experience a lockdown style of tyranny once again in our near future.
00:11:26.100Meanwhile, President Donald Trump's final financial disclosure shows how, as a businessman, he knows how to create value in the marketplace.
00:11:34.580According to the filing, Trump's business brought in at least $2.2 billion in 2025.
00:11:39.680A large share came from his investment in cryptocurrency ventures tied to the Trump family, including World Liberty Financial and Trump coin.
00:11:49.400Critics are already trying to frame the numbers as controversy, claiming without any evidence that President Trump's crypto holdings are not on the level.
00:11:57.600These people don't seem to understand how the cryptocurrency revolution works and how it is ushering in a new era of digital finance.
00:12:05.580Crypto is no longer some fringe experiment.
00:12:08.480It's becoming a major engine of investment, entrepreneurship, and financial opportunity,
00:12:14.220and within a much more honest framework than the Federal Reserve's paper money Ponzi scheme.
00:12:20.720President Trump once questioned the industry in its early stages,
00:12:23.480but like any smart businessman, he's recognized where the market was headed and moved there decisively.
00:12:29.680He's now reaping the rewards of his foresight.
00:12:31.740The Trump family's crypto ventures reportedly generated $1.4 billion, while his real estate, golf, licensing, and media holdings also continue to produce major revenue.
00:12:43.860Mar-a-Lago and the Trump national draw remain strong, plus Trump media continues to represent a major part of his net worth.
00:12:51.420President Trump says he does not manage the money day to day, and he credits broader market strength,
00:12:57.060caused in large by due to his America First Economic Agenda for helping to lift his personal fortunes.
00:13:03.400This is a president who was threatened with bankruptcy by the lawfare against him just a year and a half ago.
00:13:10.060Under President Donald Trump, America is once again rewarding builders, investors, risk takers and innovators.
00:13:17.400From real estate to social media to cryptocurrency, President Trump has proven the future belongs to those who create and invest,
00:13:24.520not to bureaucrats who regulate prosperity into the dirt.
00:13:30.200Democrats sweeping the New York City and New York State primaries are not alone.
00:13:35.740When we come back, we'll talk about the fact that another far-left socialist has won in Colorado,
00:13:41.900proving that the end of the old moderate Democrat Party of JFK and Harry Truman is not limited to New York State,
00:13:50.040and that radical socialists are taking over the Democrat Party across the country.
00:15:16.900People forget he's actually a brilliant, brilliant political analyst.
00:15:20.160Now, get in the zone. It's the Stone Zone. Here's Roger Stone.
00:15:26.040And we're back in the Stone Zone, proving that the socialist surge inside the Democrat Party is not just limited to New York State.
00:15:35.960It is clear the socialists just play in the scalp of another long-term incumbent.
00:15:40.48029-year-old Democrat Socialist Milat Kiros defeated 15-term Democrat Congresswoman Diana DeGette in Colorado's first congressional district primary on Tuesday, making yet another major victory for the far-left insurgency that is spreading well beyond New York across the rest of the country.
00:16:01.820This, of course, succeeds the election of a socialist Democrat in the recent primary for the mayor of the District of Columbia.
00:16:08.900In this case, Kuros is a first-time candidate, a Democrat Socialist of America member, and a self-described lawyer, Ph.D. student, and barista.
00:16:19.680She defeated DeGette, who has held that seat since the mid-1990s, despite DeGette's own progressive credentials.
00:16:26.600But in today's Democrat Party, apparently, even being progressive is not enough.
00:16:33.220In this particular case, Taget was pro-abortion, pro-Medicaid for all, and was an opponent to President Trump's border policies.
00:16:42.240But none of that matters. She was swept to ignominious defeat because she was not considered progressive enough.
00:16:50.080Kyrgios backed abolishing ICE, creating an intermediate pathway for every illegal immigrant, expanding transgender policies and paying for them with taxpayer dollars,0.70
00:20:12.120And we're back in the Stone Zone. I'm Roger Stone.
00:20:17.840Well, failed 2024 presidential candidate Kamala Harris appears to be looking left as she weighs her political future.
00:20:25.960According to Axios, the former vice president recently spoke with New York Mayor Zoran Mandami after a wave of wins by candidates aligned with the Democrat Socialists of America.
00:20:38.720Mamdami-backed candidates, won multiple Democrat House primaries in New York, while the DSA candidate, Malak Kiros, defeated a longtime Democrat incumbent in Colorado, as I said moments ago.
00:20:52.180Socialists' wing of the Democrat Party has emerged from the fringes into the mainstream of the party fold, and Harris is taking notice.
00:21:00.040Socialists are winning primaries, taking out establishment Democrats,
00:21:03.740and Harris undoubtedly would like to co-opt that sentiment to help boost her ambitions.
00:21:09.760Some who have even spoke openly about a Harris-Mamdami ticket may not recognize that Mamdami,
00:21:16.180having been born in Uganda, is not technically legal because the Constitution says one must be native-born to be president or vice president.
00:21:26.780Heading into the next presidential cycle, the socialist wing of the Democrat Party will have considerable sway.
00:21:32.960Harris has already struggled in 2024 to answer questions about Israel, Gaza,
00:21:37.540and the growing anti-Israel sentiment and anti-Semitism inside her own party.
00:21:43.540Now, with far-left activists making opposition to Israel a limit litmus test,
00:21:51.160It wouldn't be the first time she once went from being a tough-on-crime attorney general to an advocate of defunding the police when she felt it would help her gain power.
00:22:01.540Harris has also reportedly met in Detroit with Abbas Alawek, co-founder of the Uncommitted Movement, which criticized her last year for refusing to more forcefully condemn Israel.
00:22:14.000Alawek is now running for Michigan State Senate.
00:22:16.740This shows the Democrats are moving away from working families, public safety, and American strength, and towards socialism, as well as anti-Israel politics, and the false promises of government-run health care, child care, and housing.
00:22:33.100Kamala Harris may think courting the far left is smart politics, but also exposes the radical direction of today's Democrat Party and how all Democrats are essentially being held hostage to this radical anti-American agenda.
00:22:48.560I've said it before and I say it again, if I were Chuck Schumer, I'd be very nervous because if AOC or perhaps a lesser known candidate supported by the Miami Combine challenges him in the next upcoming U.S. Senate Democrat primary, well, I think Chuck is toast.
00:23:07.240You heard it here first, In the Stone Zone.
00:23:10.680A group of House conservatives bringing Washington business to a halt in a showdown over election integrity.
00:23:17.220Fourteen Republican lawmakers joined Democrats Tuesday to block a procedural rule that would have reopened legislative work on the House floor.
00:23:28.320The Senate must stop stalling and pass the Save America Act, President Trump's top election integrity priority.
00:23:35.100This is the bill that requires that one be a U.S. citizen in order to vote in an American election and that one have a photo ID.
00:23:45.000Why people find this to be controversial, I'm having a hard time understanding.
00:23:49.760Legislation obviously has passed in the House three times, but the Senate remains a roadblock where Republicans do have 50 votes, but they don't have the 60 votes needed to overcome a filibuster.
00:24:02.240The standoff is now delaying major legislation, including the National Defense Authorization Act, which includes, of course, the renewal of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, which is so very important to the deep state.
00:24:19.760The other spending bills also held up as all makers approach a July 4th recess.
00:24:27.700Reuters reported that the House had joined early after hardline conservatives pushed to a tax the voter ID measure to the defense bill.
00:24:36.760Speaker Mike Johnson says he's working to unite the conference and move the Republican agenda forward.
00:24:42.220But my good friend, Congresswoman Anna Polina Luna, one of the leading voices in the fight, says this is how Washington sausage gets made.
00:24:52.100Playing hardball will make it more likely for the important legislation to be passed.
00:24:55.820President Trump has similarly refused to sign any bipartisan housing legislation until the Save America Act is passed.
00:25:04.680The frustration is beginning to boil over. You can see that.
00:25:07.820Republicans campaign on secure borders and secure elections.
00:25:11.600Then they vote to sustain the status quo after they arrive in Washington, D.C.
00:25:16.680Voters are sick of it. That's why the strongest MAGA conservatives in the House are finally saying enough is enough.
00:25:24.180Meanwhile, President Donald Trump met Tuesday with my good friend, former Colorado elections clerk, Tina Peters,
00:25:31.860following her release from the state prison early this year.
00:25:35.840Peters had become a martyr for election integrity patriots across the country
00:25:40.600who watched the votes deal take place in real time in 2020 and then saw those who fought back get punished.0.99
00:25:47.220For the past two years, Free Tina has been a rallying cry across the MAGA grassroots as she rotted in prison for having the guts to investigate vote counting computers in her jurisdictions and keeping records of the fraud.0.98
00:26:03.320That is precisely why she was charged and convicted on trumped up crimes.
00:26:08.220President Trump said Peters came to the White House to thank him after he successfully lobbied Colorado Governor Jared Polis to commute her sentence, which, thank God, despite the fact that she was in poor health, he finally did.
00:26:22.480Peters had been sentenced in 2024 to nearly nine years in prison after being convicted on several counts tied to her handling of the Mesa County election equipment.
00:26:33.740The case, as I say, centered on her decision to allow access to voting machines in 2021 amidst widespread concerns over election integrity and machine security.
00:26:44.460This was a textbook example of the two-tiered justice system that protects the fraudsters while punishing those with the courage to push back.
00:26:52.620President Trump blasted the prosecution, saying that Peters was in prison because she exposed election problems, while the people responsible for election fraud were never held accountable.
00:27:04.360He also said she endured harsh conditions behind bars and should never have been treated like a violent criminal.
00:27:11.580President Trump again warned that voting machines, mail-in ballots, and weak election systems continue to remain a serious threat to public confidence in our elections.
00:27:20.840The Tina Peters case is more about than one county clerk.
00:27:25.140It's about standing for elected officials with the courage to do the right thing under duress.
00:27:30.740We must remember that Tina Peters is among the greatest patriots of our era and live up to her example as we fight back against deep state oppression and for right in this country to its limits.
00:27:45.040Meanwhile, Republicans have good reason to feel optimistic about holding the United States Senate.
00:27:49.740I completely disagree with my nemesis, Steve Bannon, who said the opposite only yesterday, but no one should mistake optimism for permission to coast.
00:28:00.200Right now, Republicans hold 53 Senate seats while Democrats hold 47.
00:28:05.980That means Democrats would need to protect every seat they already have and flip four Republican seats to take control.
00:28:13.020Based on the latest New York Times Siena polling, that path looks increasingly difficult, if not impossible.
00:28:20.740In Texas, Republicans appear to have well-positioned as Democrats struggle to find a candidate who can appeal to the state's increasingly conservative electorate.
00:28:30.600In Maine, Republican Senator Susan Collins has shown strength in a race Democrats once hoped would be an easy pickup.
00:28:37.540Their candidate Graham Plattner has been damaged by strange controversies and Collins is now leading in recent pollings.
00:28:46.260In Ohio, Republican John Husted is ahead of Democrat Sherrod Brown in a special election for Vice President J.D. Vance's former seat.
00:28:56.300Ohio continues to trend red and Republicans have a real opportunity to keep it that way.
00:29:01.640In Iowa, Republican Ashley Hinson is leading Democrat John Turrick in another race that is far from a slam dunk, but certainly now leans Republican.
00:29:13.740In North Carolina, could be the toughest spot on the map with Democrat Governor Roy Cooper, currently leading Republican Michael Watley.
00:29:22.860I have every confidence that Watley will pull ahead in that race.
00:29:26.260Alaska also remains close, with Republican Dan Sullivan holding a narrow edge in polling.
00:29:32.460The bottom line is if the Republicans are favored to keep the Senate,
00:29:35.800but only if we exhaust all of their resources and leave everything on the field, so to speak,
00:29:43.220Conservatives and Republican supporters of the president must turn out,
00:29:47.040donate, volunteer, and fight like our country depends on it.
00:29:50.240If they are going to win, I happen to believe that it does.
00:29:54.020If the radicalized Democrats win, President Trump will be impeached and maybe even thrown from office.
00:30:00.400We cannot put the great progress made by two years of MAGA in jeopardy.
00:30:04.960I think we must show up and get all of our friends and family to do so and vote for common sense.
00:30:11.040Meanwhile, J.D. Vance gives an interesting take on the birthright citizenship ruling.
00:30:18.280Vice President J.D. Vance said there may be one silver lining in the Supreme Court's decision rejecting President Trump's order to end birthright citizenship.
00:30:30.780Speaking with Laura Ingraham on Fox News, Vance called the ruling a major, major mistake, but pointed out that it was effectively a 5-4 decision.
00:30:40.300That, he said, shows the legal foundation for automatic birthright citizenship is indeed hanging by a thread.
00:30:49.320Vance warned that the ruling could encourage foreign nationals to come to the United States,
00:30:55.520give birth while here temporarily, and then use that children's citizenship to access benefits
00:31:00.720and immigration advantages for the broader family.
00:31:04.460He called that interpretation of the 14th Amendment preposterous
00:31:08.180and said it makes a mockery of American citizenship.1.00
00:31:11.960Well, the vice president is right,0.80
00:34:03.920Despite global instability and lingering price pressures, American manufacture is still growing.
00:34:10.680There's no mystery as to why this is the case.
00:34:13.460It's because we have a president who's putting our people first for once and rejecting the globalist free trade status quo.
00:34:20.480President Trump's economic policies of less taxation and less regulation are the backbone of his agenda.
00:34:28.060By providing lower energy costs, stronger supply chains, and renewing our commitment to making things at home,
00:34:35.160that is how we make America great again and sustain the greatness beyond President Trump's second term in office.
00:34:41.300It is also why I am still bullish on Republican chances in the midterm elections, where the cost of gas is coming down, the cost of food is coming down, and I still believe the Republicans will gain strength in the House and the Senate.
00:34:58.020You heard it here first in the Stone Zone.
00:35:01.400Speaking of Stone Zone, don't go away, because we'll be right back with more hot American politics.
00:35:06.940This is the Stone Zone with Roger Stone.
00:35:10.740He likes politics, and he's a professional at the highest level.
00:35:40.740this is the stone zone with roger stone roger stone who's a very very one of the smartest
00:35:49.220political minds roger stone was persecuted people forget he's actually a brilliant brilliant
00:35:54.000political analyst now get in the zone it's the stone zone here's roger stone welcome back into
00:36:02.560the stone zone where we break down the inside skinny on american politics five days a week
00:36:07.520New whistleblower documents are raising serious questions about safety inside one of America's most sensitive government virus labs.
00:36:15.860The documents focus on the Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, a National Institute of Health facility that handles some of the world's deadliest pathogens under biosafety level four conditions.
00:36:29.080The concerns come after NIH virologist Vincent Munster and a lab worker were indicted on felony charges after Munster was allegedly caught bringing deadly viruses back from Africa without proper paperwork.
00:36:45.020According to the FBI complaint and questioned by law enforcement, Munster said, I do this all the time.
00:36:51.460That's really troubling, to say the least.
00:36:54.820And Munster is apparently far from being an isolated actor in these activities.
00:36:58.200Internal documents suggest the problems go far beyond just one scientist or one researcher.
00:37:04.300A whistleblower says Montana's lab still does not have a real protocol for handling BSL-4 exposure emergencies.
00:37:13.000That concern became urgent after a worker was bitten by a monkey back in November while potentially exposed to the Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever, a dangerous virus.
00:37:24.380NIH publicly described the response as smooth and professional, but internal documents and whistleblowers suggest it was improvised, and the situation could easily have devolved into a public health nightmare, kind of like COVID.
00:37:38.740The exposed worker was sent first to a hospital in Missoula, then transferred through Idaho to Spokane, requiring approval from three separate governors.
00:37:47.160The worker later returned to the lab to finish quarantine in a room the whistleblower says was not designed for long-term isolation.
00:37:56.240Documents also suggest that the Rocky Mountain Lab still lacks a dedicated isolation suite, a reliable testing arrangement, and proper security for certain field samples.
00:38:08.160It does not appear that the NIH is taking safety seriously after gain-of-function mad sciences caused the COVID pandemic.
00:38:17.160These lunatics, who believe it is their mandate to play God, are priming with hubris.
00:38:23.300They must be stopped before their sinister machinations cause more death and destruction.0.97
00:38:28.600This is a big story we will continue to follow.
00:38:31.920Meanwhile, Democrats have attempted to impeach my good friend Linda McMahon.
00:38:36.280House Democrats are now trying to impeach the Education Secretary, Linda McMahon, from Connecticut,
00:38:41.200not for failing America's students, but for trying to reform the bureaucracy, which has failed them for decades.
00:38:47.700Democrat Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamisi of Oregon filed articles of impeachment against Linda McMahon,
00:38:54.700accusing her of illegally dismantling the Department of Education by transferring several offices and programs to other federal agencies.
00:39:03.300Sixteen Democrats have signed on to the vain effort.
00:39:05.960Bonamisi argues that only Congress can dismantle the department and claims that McMahon's action undermined federal oversight and funding authority.
00:39:17.420But McMahon, who is a fighter, fired back saying it speaks volumes that Democrats consider it an impeachable offense to improve student outcomes and reduce federal bureaucracy.
00:39:28.360Lyndon McMahon pointed to the department's record before she came in charge.
00:39:32.240The country has historically low test scores that were botched through the FASA rollout.
00:39:38.500COVID areas stole school closures, caused an entire generation to experience unnecessary anguish, and parents were treated like threats.0.53
00:39:47.160That was an ongoing fight over males in female locker rooms as well.0.96
00:39:51.600She had quite the mess to clean up.1.00
00:39:53.500I know Linda McMahon, she's one tough lady, and she's doing a great job.
00:39:57.860McMahon also noted that Washington has spent more than $3 trillion
00:40:01.520since the Department of Education was created in 1980,
00:40:05.540yet with only about one-third of our children today can read coefficientally.
00:40:10.260The Department of Education has done the exact opposite of what it was promised,
00:40:13.420and like every bureaucracy in Washington, D.C.,0.88
00:40:16.160has only grown in power and stature throughout every pathetic failure.
00:40:20.940And therefore, I say to you, God bless Linda McMahon.
00:40:24.220I know that this effort to impeach her will fail.