Terror Attack in Colorado-Intifada Comes to America plus Ukraine Takes out 41 Russian Bombers in Clandestine Drone Attack
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Summary
Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson, and Sen. Cory Booker react to the attack on pro-Israel protesters in Colorado, and Russia strikes back in Ukraine. They also discuss the latest in the war between Ukraine and Russia, and the recent decision by the Obama administration to grant asylum to an illegal immigrant.
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I'm Verdict with Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you.
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And Senator, it was a very big weekend when it came to news.
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A horrific attack in Colorado and also a lot going on with Ukraine and Russia.
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Well, tragically, the radical anti-American, anti-Israel left keeps getting worse, keeps
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We saw two weeks ago two Israeli supporters, people who worked in the Israeli consulate
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in Washington, D.C., murdered on the streets of D.C., murdered by a radical leftist who
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And then just this weekend, we saw five people in Colorado who were engaged in a pro-Israel
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protest, speaking up for the hostages, calling on Hamas to release the hostages, saying enough
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is enough, and a deranged lunatic firebombed them, threw Molotov cocktails at them, lit
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What we know right now is five people are reported to be injured, two with very serious
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And this is sadly the face of the angry anti-American left and the angry anti-Israel left.
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They are violent and far too often that they are committing acts of enormous violence and
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And this pattern, the media apologizes for them, whitewashes what they do, covers up for them.
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We also have, in Russia and Ukraine, an extraordinary moment.
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Ukraine launched an audacious drone attack on Russia.
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They took out more than 40 Russian bombers deep inside Russian territory.
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It was an attack that was meticulously panned out.
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It is similar to Israel's attack on Hezbollah with the Pagers in that it took enormous preparation
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Hopefully, this attack will accelerate, ending the war in Ukraine, and it may bring Russia
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to the bargaining table to say enough is enough.
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Yeah, and that may, like you said, be one of the silver linings of this attack, and it
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took a long time for them to plan it in preparation for it.
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We'll give you those details as well in a moment.
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All right, Senator, let's talk about the two narratives coming out of this attack in Colorado.
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There's many that are wanting this to just be some random attack and, you know, kind of
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They don't want you to know how the person got into this country.
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They don't want you to know who led him in this country.
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They don't want you to know he overstayed a visa.
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They don't want you to know he's an illegal immigrant.
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They don't want you to know that he was an anti-Israel individual that was trying to,
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or not trying, setting elderly Jewish individuals who do this walk every week to remember the
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They do this every week, and he deliberately was trying to set them on fire and kill them.
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It was a weekly event called Run for Their Lives.
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And it was a weekly gathering of Jewish community leaders that was supporting the hostages that
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were taken on October 7th and calling for their release from Hamas.
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People knew that at the time of this protest, there were going to be Jews there.
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There were going to be Jews who supported Israel.
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And the hate of the anti-Israel, the left, the hate of the anti-America, anti-Israel left
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is so great that simply knowing that there are Jews who are present somewhere, sadly, in
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those radical circles, it has proven to be an invitation to violence.
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And in this instance, the man threw multiple bottles filled with flammable liquids that hit
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the ground, they exploded in flames, and burned multiple people.
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Now, you and I are describing this at just after midnight Sunday night.
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So I want to give a caveat that inevitably, when you have a bad event, there is a fog of
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Some of the facts that are being reported today will prove less than accurate.
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But on the face of this, it is obviously a terror attack.
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It is not complicated to figure out who the targets were.
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And the FBI, to their credit, said right from the beginning, this is a targeted terror attack
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because they actually are not ostriches with their heads plunged into the sand.
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I want you to contrast this with the words of the Boulder police chief, which if the topic
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weren't so serious, they almost sound like a Saturday Night Live skit.
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Was an actual protest going on when this occurred?
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Were a group of people gathered and were words said that would indicate this had anything
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So what I will tell you on Pearl Street, it's a walking pedestrian mall downtown here.
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There was a group of pro-Israel people that were there in a peaceful demonstration.
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We are looking and actively interviewing victims and witnesses to determine if that group was
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Those are things we hope to be able to provide you later this evening.
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FBI is already calling it a targeted terror attack.
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So I've been in contact with our local FBI multiple times.
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We are not calling it a terror attack at this point.
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I know there's a lot out there on social media, but I ask people just to give us a little bit
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of patience while we work through a really complex scene.
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We've taken them to another location to debrief them and interview them.
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As we do that, I think the picture will become more clear.
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But it would be irresponsible for me to speculate on motive this early on.
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Because we know any picture running in social media.
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And obviously, I wasn't here when he was arrested.
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We're working to figure out where they're from.
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And we're in contact with our federal partners as well as we figure that out.
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It is amazing to hear the Boulder Police Chief put it this way and clearly doing it saying
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the FBI is the one that's overreacting, calling this a terrorist attack.
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Clearly, I'm not going with those guys over there.
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Cash Patel and Bongino have come out very early on and saying, quote,
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it wouldn't be helpful, implying the FBI is like amateur hour at this moment.
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If you have Jews who are standing and protesting in favor of hostages in Israel taken in October
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7th, a weekly recurring event where everyone knows.
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And by the way, this police chief knows there is vicious terrorism and anti-Semitism directed
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This is not someone tripped and accidentally hit them.
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This is not a random drive by shooting of two gangs were shooting at each other and a stray
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I mean, this this is multiple Molotov cocktails directed at a very specific concrete group of
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And so the FBI is obviously right in calling it terrorism.
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I mean, this same knucklehead, by the way, it reminded me of at the tail end of the Biden
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administration when you had the deranged radical Islamic terrorists drive a car into a crowd
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And and and yet the local FBI person there said, well, we don't know that it's terrorism.
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If a guy drives a Jeep with an ISIS flag into a crowd and murders people, it's terrorism.
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You don't need a deep, subtle analysis to tell.
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And let me give you another fact that that miraculously the corporate media is omitting.
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Bill Malugian, the very best reporter at Fox, he reported tonight, quote, breaking three
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senior DHS sources tell Fox News that the Boulder terror suspect is an Egyptian national in the
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U.S. illegally as a visa overstay who entered the U.S. during the Biden administration.
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I'm told Mohammed Sabre Soleiman arrived at LAX on 82722 on a B1 slash B2 non-immigrant visa
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with an authorized stay through 2-26-23, but he overstayed and never left.
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I'm told on 9-29-22, he filed some sort of claim with USCIS, potentially an asylum claim.
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And on 3-29-23, USCIS under Biden gave him work authorization, which expired on 3-28-23.
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Understand, assuming this reporting is right, this guy was an illegal immigrant who came
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He overstayed his visa, which made him illegal.
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And the Biden administration allowed him to stay.
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They allowed someone to stay who now is charged with and appears to have committed throwing
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Molotov cocktails at peaceful Jewish protesters standing up for hostages.
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It's also been reported one of the victims of this firebombing was a Holocaust survivor.
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This is the consequence of Joe Biden, the Democrats open borders.
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When you let terrorists into the country, shockingly, they commit acts of terrorism.
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There's also another aspect of this that the media is refusing to touch, and that is the age
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of the people that were targeted by this individual.
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They were committed to not forgetting those that are being held hostage right now.
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You just mentioned one of them, a Holocaust survivor.
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And and and yet the media doesn't want to talk about how barbaric the attack is, that these
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are senior citizens, 70s and 80s who were targeted because they were obviously easier to target
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Well, and listen, in the last two months, we've seen elderly Jewish protesters firebombed with
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We've seen a young Jewish couple executed, leaving a Jewish museum in D.C.
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And as we talked about in a prior podcast, that that that couple had publicly said they
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met at an event where I was speaking that they I don't believe I had met that young
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couple, but but it reduced me to tears that they came to an event where I was giving a speech
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And that's where the two of them met and got engaged.
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And tragically, they were murdered by a radical leftist who hates Israel, who hates Jews and
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And and also within the last two months, we had yet another radical who tried to burn down
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the home of the governor of Pennsylvania, who is Jewish, with him and his family inside.
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These are multiple acts of grotesque violence directed at Jews, directed at Israel.
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And in fact, they treat it as, oh, isn't this cute when you have people at Harvard or MIT
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This is murdering people because they are Jews on the streets.
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And we saw this last week, commencement speeches at both Harvard and MIT.
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People give radical anti-Israel screeds because sadly, our universities have welcomed and nurtured
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Well, let's talk about the also the response here from the administration.
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And you look at just how quickly you had clarity from those that are in charge.
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Kash Patel coming out and looking again at the facts and the FBI director just straight
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up put it out there saying we are aware of and fully investigating a targeted terror attack
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Our agents and local law enforcement on the scene already, and we will share updates as
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He was short in his words and and but letting it know this is a targeted terror attack.
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He comes out and says our leadership team on the ground in Boulder will be updating you
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This act of terror is being investigated as an act of ideologically motivated violence
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based on the early information, the evidence and witness accounts.
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We will speak clearly on these incidents when the facts warrant it.
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I find great peace in knowing that we finally have two individuals here.
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And and and there are times there's times when a crime occurs and you don't know why.
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I mean, sometimes someone's randomly shot on the street and it could be a crime of passion.
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It could get it could be a totally crazy person.
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Like there are all sorts of there are crimes where it is difficult to ascertain what happened
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But but there are also crimes that on the face of this, anybody who's not a blithering idiot knows what this is.
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If you have elderly Jewish people walking along holding signs saying free the hostages in Gaza
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and someone who is an illegal immigrant from Egypt throws a Molotov cocktail at them or multiple Molotov cocktails at them
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That doesn't take Sherlock Holmes to figure out what's going on there.
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When you have just two weeks ago, two Jewish people walking out of a Jewish museum in D.C.
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and you have a radical leftist who screams free, free Palestine and guns them down, emptying the magazine into them,
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firing shots over and over and over again and murdering them on the streets.
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And those who seek to deny it and say, no, no, no, this is not intifada.
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It's that they don't want to say it because acknowledging what it is conflicts with their political ideology and their political agenda.
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And sadly, that is true for the overwhelming majority of the corporate media.
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And this brings in another aspect of this conversation.
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And it's the one that concerns me, honestly, the most.
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And that is how many people came into this country during the last administration that are terrorists.
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This was a terrorist that the last administration not only let in, but then allowed them to overstay
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and then rewarded them with the ability to take a job while here planning this type of attack.
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I am terrified of how many other terrorists that we may be harboring right now that they let in.
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How concerned are you now seeing this play out the way it is?
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I think the odds are overwhelming that there is more to come.
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You know, I got to say, during the Biden administration, you had Christopher Wray as the head of the FBI.
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Chris, I think, made a lot of mistakes as head of the FBI.
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But the one thing he did do is he repeatedly went before Congress, particularly the last two years,
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and tried to ring the alarm, tried to scream from the mountaintops,
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saying our risks of a terror attack right now are higher than they've ever been.
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These open borders, Hezbollah, Hamas, Palestinian Islamic Jihad,
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we are inviting terrorists into this country, and Americans are going to die because of it.
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The Trump administration, I think, is doing a heroic job tracking down and trying to find these guys.
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But when you have over 12 million people that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
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and all the congressional Democrats invited into this country,
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That takes time, and the risks are that we will see, unfortunately, more terror attacks
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in the weeks and months to come as a result of the Democrats' open borders the last four years.
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Will there ever be accountability for those that willingly allowed this to happen
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I mean, I go back to the famous quote from him when he said,
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Or is it just, hey, that's what they did, and it is what it is?
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Mayorkas may be the most dishonest individual to have ever served in the United States Cabinet.
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It's actually a close battle between him and Corrine Jean-Pierre,
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she actually embodies the opposite of a backhanded compliment.
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a backhanded compliment was said of him that he's an unusually good liar.
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Well, I got to say, Corrine Jean-Pierre and Alejandro Mayorkas are unusually bad liars.
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Every time they opened their mouths, they lied.
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But they were so bad at it that everyone knew they were lying.
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And Corrine Jean-Pierre said, people aren't walking across the border.
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Everybody who had ever opened their eyes and turned on the television for 10 seconds knew that that was a lie.
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Every reporter in the room knew that was a lie.
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Then again, the reporters at ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, MSNBC, Washington Post, New York Times,
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And understand the presence of terrorists, the presence of murderers and rapists and child molesters and Venezuelan gang members in this country.
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It is the intended result of the Democrats' open borders.
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Now, it's not that they sat around saying, we want more terrorists.
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It's that they said, all we care about is politics.
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If we let 12 million people here illegally, they will become Democrats.
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And so if the price for Democrats to stay in power is more Americans being murdered, more women being raped, more children being brutalized, more terrorists committing acts of terror,
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I'm sorry to say the Democrats were more than happy to take that exchange.
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I want to move to the other big story, and that is Ukraine claims a massive drone strike on Russia.
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And all across, literally, the country, from one side to the other, they were hitting sites of Russian bombers in what was called a spider web operation.
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I want to make sure, though, that people understand this was a response to an attack that took place at the hands of Russia and Putin,
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that Donald Trump referred to him as a crazy man afterwards.
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So let's give the background before we explain what happened.
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Well, listen, the war has been ongoing for more than two years now.
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Putin invaded Ukraine or another sovereign nation.
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Putin did so because Joe Biden was so incredibly weak, because he was an ineffective commander-in-chief.
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Putin did so because Joe Biden waived the sanctions on Nord Stream 2,
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the pipeline that was designed to move natural gas directly from Russia to Germany.
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And President Trump signed my sanctions legislation into law.
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Putin shut down Nord Stream 2 literally the day Trump signed my sanctions legislation into law.
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Biden waived those sanctions and Putin completed the pipeline and almost immediately invaded Ukraine.
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So the war has been ongoing and it is the cause.
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Well, what happened today, Ukraine, you know, I'll tell you at the start of the war,
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I remember sitting in a classified briefing and it was a classified briefing with all 100 senators.
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And we had in that briefing with the Secretary of State, with the Secretary of Defense,
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with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, with the head of the CIA, the Director of National Intelligence.
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We had multiple players throughout the national security apparatus.
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Every single one of them briefed all of the senators.
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And within a week, Kiev will be a Russian city.
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Now, that intel, that national security assessment, Ben, it wasn't slightly wrong.
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It was totally catastrophically 180 degrees false.
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And the Ukrainians keep shocking both the Russians and the American analysts who insist that they must lose, they must lose.
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So the Ukrainians hit more than 40 Russian bombers inside Russian territory.
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And it was a total of 41 strategic Russian aircraft.
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And you can see online there's a video showing a drone attack at the Belaya Air Base in Russia's Irkust region, which is in Siberia, nearly 3,000 miles away from Ukraine.
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So understand, this happened not by Ukraine, but 3,000 miles away.
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Preliminary estimates indicate that enemy aviation has suffered over $2 billion in damage.
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Enemy strategic bombers are burning en masse in Russia.
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Russia launched 472 drones, according to the Ukrainian Air Force.
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Earlier on Sunday, Ukraine's army said a Russian missile strike killed at least 12 Ukrainian service members and injured 60.
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But this attack, taking out major aircraft resources from Russia, is a big victory for Ukraine.
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There are obviously worried individuals, especially in that part of the world, that Russia will then now retaliate in some massive way.
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And then, therefore, blaming Ukraine, saying you should not have done this attack that took them a long time to plan strategically.
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I want to get your response to that, because there does seem to be quite often that when Ukraine does something, the narrative becomes, well, they're the ones that are bringing us to the brink of World War III,
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because now Russia is going to respond, and it's actually their fault that they went over the top on this one.
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Yeah, look, Russia has been the aggressor from the beginning.
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I want to break down how they carried this out, because it's actually, this is the stuff of spy novels.
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You know, we talked about when Israel struck back against Hezbollah with first the pagers and then with the walkie-talkies.
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It's like something out of Mission Impossible or The Bourne Identity.
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And let me read from, it's a story in Reuters, the specific facts.
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To attack Russian airbases, Ukrainian spies hid drones in wooden sheds.
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Ukrainian secret services were able to attack strategic bomber aircraft at Russian airbases on Sunday by hiding explosive-laden drones inside the roofs of wooden sheds, according to a Ukrainian security official.
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Ukraine's domestic security agency, the SBU, acknowledged that it carried out the operation, codenamed Spider's Web, and said it had caused considerable damage.
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The sheds were loaded onto trucks that were driven to the perimeter of the airbases.
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The roof panels of the sheds were lifted off by a remotely activated mechanism, allowing the drones to fly out and begin their attack, the officials said.
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The security official, who spoke on conditions of anonymity, said the strikes conducted on Sunday were on four airbases and that 41 Russian warplanes were hit.
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An SBU statement posted on the Telegram messaging app estimated the damages caused by the assault at $7 billion.
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And here's a quote, 34% of strategic cruise missile carriers at the main airfields of the Russian Federation were hit.
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And it is the fact that they could carry it out in wooden sheds that they could smuggle right next to the Russian airfields.
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That's a significant tactical and strategic victory.
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So, when you look at this, what is the best case scenario for this attack?
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Does it make Russia realize, A, they're vulnerable, and B, maybe we need to go back to the table?
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Because, as you heard President Trump say, he said Putin was crazy last week, a crazy man, and refusing to actually stop this war.
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Instead, he went on this big attack in Ukraine.
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Yeah, look, I think President Trump is deeply frustrated with Vladimir Putin right now.
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And one of the reasons it's going to end is I think the United States Congress is done sending money to Ukraine.
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That at this point, we have sent over $100 billion.
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So, the blank checkbook that Joe Biden and the Democrats gave, that blank checkbook is done.
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Now, what I believe is it needs to end in a negotiated settlement, and it should end in a way that is a clear and objectively discernible loss for Russia.
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And we want our enemies to be weaker and not stronger.
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How this ends exactly, it's going to depend on Zelensky and Putin.
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Zelensky right now doesn't want to negotiate a peace.
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He just doesn't have an entitlement for us to pay for it.
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Putin, Putin right now, Trump believed that if he leaned in, Putin would agree to come to the table and seek terms of peace.
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It is possible this devastating strike on Russia will change Russia's calculus.
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That being said, look, one of the dangerous things about fighting a dictatorship is that Putin can inflict enormous pain and misery on the Russian citizenry and still stay in power.
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I believe it will resolve at the end of the day.
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But right now, Putin and Zelensky both seem like they want to keep fighting.
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