00:13:23.960Federal law bars Medicaid from covering illegal immigrants.
00:13:27.320But for years, states have used these workarounds to do it.
00:13:31.200House Republicans are showcasing they can take, you know, they can take control of this stuff.
00:13:36.060You know, but if you actually look at all the success, not just at the border, not just at the economy, not just with, you know, taking care of working men and women.
00:13:48.120You know, you know, we're dealing with many of the messes that were left behind by the last administration.
00:13:54.100Iran is off the table as a possible nuclear threat.
00:13:57.240The president is working as hard as humanly possible.
00:14:09.880You know, but we have, you know, so much more work to do.
00:14:13.080What the president's doing with energy.
00:14:14.820He's in Pennsylvania today talking about energy.
00:14:17.380What the president is doing, $10 trillion in commitments.
00:14:20.560There's a story out today that, you know, Apple is now going to spend another 500, a half a billion dollars, 500 million, uh, uh, 500 million dollars investment in a U.S. mine for rare earths.
00:14:34.420We're going to have manufacturing for automobiles, pharmaceuticals, semiconductor chips, rare earths, magnets, you know, things that we've been far too dependent on other countries for, you know, and the world, we're going to rebuild our military.
00:14:47.780We're going to rebuild the next generation of weaponry.
00:14:50.720Every one of these things is a big deal.
00:17:34.140As we speak, the president is gathering CEOs for this unprecedented faith economy meeting to renew U.S. spirituality, financial business, and charitable work.
00:17:49.160Also, the president meeting on energy in Pennsylvania as we speak and AI and how that's connected to it, which I'm really not that sure about.
00:17:58.300Anyway, the president also allocating $40 million to create a National Garden of American Heroes featuring statues of 250 iconic figures as a patriotic counter to monumental removals that have taken place around the country.
00:18:16.680And, you know, a planned opening for the end of his presidency and a final location to be determined.
00:18:55.220It's important if you care about your kid's education.
00:18:58.480Well, unless you're in my free state of Florida, they have been rated one or two in the country in terms of the top public schools in America.
00:19:07.080And it says it's a state with very low taxes.
00:19:34.340The Department of Education has failed.
00:19:36.740This unholy alliance between teachers unions and the Democratic Party has been a disaster.
00:19:41.760And President Trump is breaking this stranglehold with the Supreme Court agreeing yesterday to pause a lower court order that required the Department of Education to reinstate nearly 1,400 employees who had been laid off while proceedings over the Trump administration's effort to dismantle the agency to continue.
00:20:01.240And they granted a request from the Trump administration to lift the injunction issued by a U.S. district judge, which blocked the mass layoffs of the Department of Education.
00:20:12.340Now, you know, you can't fail more spectacularly.
00:20:16.820You know, in a best case scenario, you're looking at institutionalized mediocrity overall.
00:20:23.300In a worst case scenario, it is institutionalized failure.
00:20:27.720And let me tell you what education is.
00:21:03.860They want to be able to go out to eat on a weekend with their family, not worry what the cost is going to be occasionally, not even every weekend, you know, and they want to put away money for their retirement, maybe money that they can pass on to future generations.
00:21:18.220This is why the president's economic plan is so profound.
00:21:23.260This is why $10 trillion in committed investments in manufacturing actually matter.
00:21:30.480And there was so many predictions of doom and gloom, you know, by the economic sector and Democrats.
00:21:37.500Well, you know, I've looked at the news today in the Wall Street Journal.
00:21:41.000America's biggest bank said it said today that the U.S. economy showed signs of resilience despite escalating threats on global trade, a sign that American corporations and consumers are still charging ahead.
00:21:55.360Jamie Dimon, JP Morgan Chase reported better than expected results for the second quarter and showed few signs of slowing down with all the banks, underlying businesses, increasing revenue and profit.
00:22:08.440The outlook for the U.S. economy has improved as President Trump has delayed and modified his planned tariffs.
00:22:14.820No, he made he's making trade deals with countries like Vietnam and Great Britain and even China and other countries are in the works as well.
00:22:26.720And Jamie Dimon, who's repeatedly warned that there's widespread complacency among investors about the risk to the economy,
00:22:33.500acknowledged that there had been positive developments and his bank's economists have dropped their call for a recession.
00:22:46.680Apple now backing President Trump's, you know, plan to acquire rare earth minerals.
00:22:52.820They're they're investing a half a billion dollars on top of the half a billion they're investing in Texas so that we manufacture our phones here.
00:23:01.340I mean, ten trillion dollars in investment coupled with, you know, what is incalculable impact or an economy.
00:23:33.840But we have the hottest country and we we're going to keep it that way.
00:23:37.800Today's commitments are ensuring that the future is going to be designed, built and made right here in Pennsylvania and right here in Pittsburgh.
00:23:45.680And I have to say right here in the United States of America.
00:23:49.180Now, let me explain what the president is talking about here.
00:23:53.780That is a 90 billion dollar A.I. and energy investment just for the just for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
00:24:25.820Well, they're they're they're increasing for a lot of reasons.
00:24:29.540Number one, people are going to have opportunities for higher paying career jobs when 10 trillion in manufacturing is unleashed with energy being unleashed.
00:24:38.240That's other high paying career jobs for Americans by deporting criminal illegals in this country.
00:24:45.040That means less competition for these high paying career jobs.
00:24:49.040Even the CBO is now forecasting that Trump's tariffs will generate a massive additional three trillion dollars in federal revenue over the next coming years, which they didn't want to factor in before.
00:25:02.400Now, the president put out today on truth, the Fed should cut rates by three points.
00:25:09.800That's a trillion dollars a year that would be saved.
00:25:13.300There is no reason except for pure political purposes that Jerome Powell is is refusing to see even the reality that Jamie Dimon and other critics of the president's economic plan have been pointing out.
00:25:30.780The Fed chair, you know, Trump called him a knucklehead, says interest rate should be below one percent.
00:25:36.060All right. Maybe not that low, but instead of seven percent, how about we go down to three and a half percent?
00:25:42.120I mean, if you're looking at the one area in our economy that is lagging, the one area it's in home construction and people said not people are not going to give up their two point nine, three, three and a half, four percent, 30 year fixed rate mortgage.
00:25:57.760And move to a different home, which they'd like to do.
00:26:00.700Many of them. If you're going to get a mortgage at seven percent, then you're paying like twice the amount.
00:26:07.220Your labor statistics, you know, inflation just ticked slightly higher in June, but nothing to be concerned about.
00:26:15.280But America has power to lead the A.I. revolution.
00:26:18.980That's what the president is talking about in Pennsylvania, even right now as we speak, and to leverage natural gas for powering the next tech revolution, which is critical.
00:26:28.480He's thinking ahead. You know, we hear energy rich countries.
00:26:32.500Why can't America be an energy rich country?
00:26:35.840By the way, Tom Cotton has introduced legislation to end birthright citizenship, which I think is a good idea.
00:26:41.520I went over all the incidents now yesterday, you know, all over the country, a seven hundred percent increase in attacks against ICE agents.
00:27:31.300You know, these ICE roundups, you know, just came out today.
00:27:34.980U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested one thousand three hundred sixty one illegals in the Houston area in June, including individuals previously convicted of.
00:27:54.780It's not a matter of if it's when America gets attacked because they've allowed known terrorists in the country, but also murderers, rapists, other violent criminals, cartel members, gang members, drug dealers.
00:28:07.100And this is now the cause of love of Democrats.
00:28:09.660The majority of legal illegals in this country are currently being held by ICE are criminals.
00:28:17.060This, according to ICE data, NBC News reporting, has been a wave of recent media reports that now claim over 70 percent of illegals who recently have been arrested by ICE are not criminals.
00:28:29.060In fact, according to the most recent data, the opposite is true.
00:28:32.560That, you know, close to 60 percent of illegals have either been convicted of crimes or face pending criminal charges.
00:28:40.860You know, don't let the truth get in in in the way of a good, you know, political story.
00:28:45.840Feds are charging to anti-ICE activists with shooting the shooting attack at a Colorado immigration detention facility.
00:28:52.740You have one ICE employee brought to an emergency room after alleged doxing in California.
00:28:59.120Is anyone going to ask, you know, Gavin Newsom from the United Socialist Utopia of California about this?
00:29:06.260You know, Gavin thinks he's going to run for president.
00:29:07.960You think one of the you think some of the ads that are going to be run are going to be victims of of the illegal immigrants that have been granted sanctuary state status that have murdered people and raped people and committed violent crimes against people?
00:29:23.860You think those are going to be ads if, in fact, that he decides to go down this road?
00:29:27.940It seems like he's thinking about it because it's obvious that, you know, going to it's a pretty good sign if you're out there going to South Carolina the way he did.
00:29:40.160I don't think he went there for the nice weather in the summer.
00:29:42.500It gets pretty hot in South Carolina in the summer.
00:29:45.380But I mean, you know, those are all things he's going to have to answer for.
00:29:49.920We're going to get into the latest auto pen admission.
00:29:52.900I mean, Joe Biden basically, you know, defended his last minute pardons to the New York Times of all places.
00:30:00.700It should have been a layup interview, you know, but he even said, you know, he had originally claimed he made every decision himself when it came to the pardon and commutations.
00:30:11.540But then he said he didn't explicitly agree to each and every clemency winner.
00:30:16.280He said, we're talking about a lot of people, which is actually a big part of it.
00:30:20.340The warrants commuted the sentences of four thousand inmates in total, including child killers and several mass murderers on death row.
00:30:29.400But now we're finding out that, well, he laid out criteria and that it was his chief of staff.
00:30:34.720We'll get into that later with our friend James Comer is going to be on the program.
00:30:39.460And by the way, what the president is now doing when it comes to Vladimir Putin, you know, he's given the guy every opportunity for peace and he's fed up.
00:30:48.820And he's given him 50 days, a deadline, peace or face economic ruin.
00:30:54.780Obviously angry that after every opportunity has been given to Vladimir that he's chosen not to take it.
00:31:02.740Eighty five U.S. senators are now signing on to a sanctions bill and there will be massive tariffs put on any country that buys cheap energy from Vladimir Putin in Russia.
00:31:13.760And Trump's decision to spend the billions worth of weapons.
00:31:17.880Now, he's selling the weapons to NATO.
00:31:20.940NATO can then decide to give it to Ukraine.
00:31:23.380Then we're not fighting a proxy war anymore and we're not bankrupting our country in the meantime.
00:31:29.320However, it is standing up to this unbridled, you know, evil aggression of Putin even targeting innocent civilians.
00:31:37.200So I think, you know, I think it's it's it's it's past time now.
00:31:41.820He'd been given every opportunity in the world to join the free world and get more territory and get concessions.
00:31:49.120But playing nice with Putin has proved to be futile.