July 15, 2025 • 46 mins
American Sunrise Early Edition on Real America's Voice
Segment 1: CASH DELIVERY TO ILLEGALS
Segment 2: PRICING PRESSURE ON COLLEGES
Segment 3: CRUCIAL BANK REPORTING DAY
Segment 4: CROWDED FIELD VS. GRAHAM
Segment 5: HISTORIC APPROVAL IN NYC
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Ahead an American Sunrise early edition. President Trump puts more
teeth into his frustrations with Russia's Ladimir Putin. He's sending
Patriot missiles to Ukraine and a threat of a one
hundred percent tariff on Russian imports. Have a nice day,
lad here's a brilliant new strategy. The Biden team is
now admitting that Joe Biden didn't actually know about each
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and every one of the people he pardoned at the
end of his presidency. Instead, the claim is he just
signed off on general guidelines for pardons and clemencies. Yeah,
that explanation isn't going to hold up either. Former Israeli
Prime Minister now Tally Bennett says it clearly Jeffrey Epstein
never worked for Mosad or Israel. That won't stop the
(00:44):
conspiracy theories, But until people are arrested and punished for
all the crimes connected to Epstein, the conjecture will continue.
Andrew Cuomo won't go away. He says he's back in
the race for New York City mayor and he's quote
in it to win it, But it looks like the
only one he'll be winning it for is Zorron Mamdani.
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And the way the laws are in this country. It's
stupid for colleges not to charge as much as anyone
can imagine for tuition. It was the best way to
gain the tax system and more, but not anymore. And
it's all thanks to the big beautiful bill that gets
more beautiful all the time. In my view. American Sunrise
Early Edition begins.
Speaker 2 (01:29):
Now.
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American Sunrise Early Edition with your host Jake Nobak starts now.
Speaker 1 (02:03):
Welcome to American Sunrise Early Edition. It's a Tuesday here,
and if you are in much of the Northeast like
I am this morning, you are getting killed by a
massive amount of rain that just hasn't stopped. But hey,
this is what the rest of the country has been
dealing with a lot this summer. Of course, you're only
going to see hour by hour reports about the rain
because it hits into the Northeast New York and Washington, DC.
(02:26):
That's how the geographic bias, i'll say it, of the
American news media goes. But just letting you know, that's
what's getting us here right now. A lot of stuff
to discuss over the last sixteen twelve hours. Helping me
to do that is Republican strategist and New York City
resident who has not yet washed away, Vanessa Simon. I'm
glad you are not caught up in the floods. You
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built your arc I can see. Thank you very much
for doing that. Veessa, I'm sorry I have to start
with Andrew Cuomo, but he's getting into their race again.
I guess there was a question about whether he would
drop out, but he gonna run as an independent. And
so now the chessboard, which did not look good for
New York City in my opinion, I think Zia on
Mom Donnie will be an absolute disaster. This isn't avowed
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communist in islamas sympathizer at the very least, Vanessa, does
the chessboard look any better to you? Because with Cuomo
in the race now, I just don't see how Mom
Donnie is defeated. I really don't.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
I agree with Cuomo in the race, it really doesn't
make a difference.
Speaker 4 (03:26):
It's actually worse for his.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Base because it's one of those things where he's got
his left foot in and he puts his right foot
in and he doesn't know what he's doing and it's
actually embarrassing, right. So it's one of those things where
it actually hurts his brand because you can see he
himself isn't confident about entering the race and really being
a force. So far New York is in trouble. But
there I shared this the last time we were on.
(03:50):
There is someone that's kind of an underdog, Joseph Hernandez
that's coming up.
Speaker 4 (03:54):
He's like the little engine.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
That could, And I think people should tune in and see,
as a businessman and entrepreneur, we need leadership that matters,
not a wash Cuomo that you know comes from this
legacy piece. You could see his egos a bit bruised.
He's like, I'm not joining, I am joining, And I
think he's waiting for the crowds to cheer him back in.
But no one really wants Cuomo. So I hate to
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be the bearer of bad news. But in the words
of Ron Burgunday, stay class in New York. It's important
that we turn this around and make sure that mem
Donnie does not get elected. New York needs to survive
and thrive this mayoral election.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
Yeah, and I think also this is there really needs
to be And I know there have been some people
who've written this up, but look, folks, running for office,
even if your campaign is hopeless, is basically a money
making enterprise unless you do it really badly. I can
talk about a lot of the ways that this works
out for people. You put your friends and your family
on a campaign staff, they get. I mean, there's just
a lot of ways to be to be basically making
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a living by always running for things. And I think
that is a big motivator for Cuomo too. Unfortunately, Hey,
but the bright side is Vanessa. But maybe New York
isn't as screwed up as La is. Let's talk about
Los Angeles for a second. The mayor of La Karen Bass,
now wants to spend more of all of our taxpayer money,
not just California's, and deliver it go to the homes
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of the apartments of the illegal aliens and give it
to them. Because of course it's too dangerous for them
to go outside. They might get nabbed by ice. Vanessa.
Here's another thing I think we need to pull the
curtain off of Karen Bass Gavin Newsom supporting. They can
read the polls. They're not stupid, they're not illiterate. They
know that the American people overwhelmingly want all illegal aliens deported.
(05:35):
The reason why they're doing this, Vanessa, is they're getting paid.
They have donors who are paying them to take these
unpopular positions. And that's all well and good politically, but
it's not when it talks about those donors encouraging them
to steal our money. They are stealing taxpayer money with this.
There's no other way to say it is there.
Speaker 4 (05:54):
It's exactly what's happening.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
And I must stress too, the American population, guys have
to tune in.
Speaker 4 (06:01):
This is a money grab. It's they're using.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Their tax that our tax dollars, excuse me, to just
fund these initiatives under the guise of like, let's help immigrants.
Without there being much direction, without there being much oversight,
you don't know where the money is actually going. Interestingly enough,
I had family.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Over over the weekend. They kind of were a little liberal.
You could tell in their speech they're like, oh.
Speaker 2 (06:25):
We have to you know, who's helping the immigrants coming.
And absolutely our country was built off of the strength
of immigrants and those that have come in and really
amplified our nation. However, we're in a state in twenty
twenty five where it has become a free for all.
Speaker 4 (06:42):
There is no oversight.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
The overspending is happening on our backs tax payer dollars,
and it's really crippling each state. I always refer back
to my good old New York City. If we don't
wake up and smell the coffee, we will end up
la sooner than later.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
And look, folks, all the old arguments, some of which
had a lot of merit about well, you know, there's
some positives to all the open border stuff, they've all
been thrown out the window. We've had twenty million or
so people storming over the border from the last four years.
Everything else, every argument, every economic model, every study, you've
got to throw them in the garbage. There is no
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accounting for this amount of massive illegal immigration. And there's
also no accounting for cities that are giving illegal aliens
cash cards, which they did in New York and La
and other cities. There's no accounting for all this stuff. None.
Stop pretending like you know what you're talking about when
you say, like we were built on immigrants. It's not
the same. This is not the same mathematical equation. All right, Vanessa,
(07:41):
From problem cities to problem states. And let's get back
here to New York. New York Governor Kathy Hockel, who barely,
by the way, beat Lee Zelden when she ran for
office in twenty twenty two. I know you were involved
with that election, has just raised a big ton of
cash for her twenty twenty six run. This is someone
who looks very, very vulnerable to me. It's a que
who will her opponent will be. I've heard a lot
(08:02):
about Elist Stephonic perhaps being her opponent, but you know, honestly,
she's getting a lot of money. And this is an
election I think that New Yorkers need to look at.
It's a possible win, but not if Vocal gets this huge,
huge cash advantage, it's going to be harder to beat her.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
I mean, that's what continues to happen in these stronghold
of like blue states. Democrats throw money at their candidates,
and this is one of the things where I absolutely
nudge on my Republican counterparts where I'm like, we need
to put more money into our races, not our candidates pockets,
but allowing them to fuel and run very strong campaigns.
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Democrats do not hesitate when it comes to understanding just
how much it's important to fuel a campaign and fund
a campaign. We're talking about getting in front of voters,
sending mailers out, getting the the ads in front of voters.
And it's one of those things where it's like, we
see George Soros funding local races throughout our nation. Why
(09:02):
has it the GOP tried to mimic that and actually
have people come together be strategic about local races and
fund races. It's no surprise that hulkl already has, you know,
it's starting her war chest of funds where I'd be
surprised if we really match her in the dollar amount.
But absolutely if it were for Elise Staphonic, she has
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my support. I think she is an absolute force. I
think Hopele does not stand a chance. So this is
made to all New Yorkers. Let's make sure that we
support Elie Staphonic if she is our front runner, because
I think it'd be the wisest thing our state did,
woman against women, and therefore one that's razor sharp like
elis staphonic.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
You know, that's a good point. I don't know if
in the US history there has ever been a general
election for governor pitting two women against each other. That
would be very interesting. If it isn't the first time,
it's one of the first three times, I can tell
you that for sure. Well, let's go just a little
bit south of New York. I go to New Jersey.
Here in what in a race we all hoped would
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be a game changer for the country. A lot of
people felt that Jack Chiarelli, who just barely lost to
Phil Murphy in twenty twenty I guess it was twenty
twenty one. Yeah, is running again. He's up against Mikey Cheryl.
But the first poll, and again it's an early poll,
but this election is this November, folks. New Jersey has
a really off year. Election shows Cheryl really comfortably ahead.
(10:26):
She's like fifteen sixteen points. This is really a disappointing
poll to me. I expected to see this much closer.
We know that registrations in New Jersey are starting to
trend more on the Republican side. We know that. I
think President Trump only lost New Jersey by four points veneza.
Is this just a case of people not paying enough
attention to this election yet Republicans? I mean, because the
Democrat primary was very crowded. And will these numbers get better?
Speaker 4 (10:52):
I think?
Speaker 2 (10:53):
So, you know, it's hard to tell, especially in the summer,
especially the GOP right. It's one of those things where
we tend to be on the wealthier side of things.
So you know, those are in Central Pei, they're out
in Nantucket. It's summertime. No one's really tuned into races.
But let's snap back post Labor Day and let's see
where we really stand. It's no lie that after the
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primary comes summertime, things slow down. Not too many people
pay attention unless if they're going out to a fundraiser
out in the Hampton's and New York. They're not really
tuned into politics. But once again, that middle of September,
latter half of September, that's when people start to.
Speaker 4 (11:29):
Tune in again.
Speaker 2 (11:31):
And I know, and we always talk about Scott Pressler
out in Jersey.
Speaker 4 (11:35):
My man is working day night, you.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Know, twenty five eight on this campaign and making sure
that we come out and we prevail.
Speaker 4 (11:44):
So it's still early enough, so stay tuned, all right, guys.
Speaker 1 (11:48):
Yeah, I think so, but it's going to take an effort.
And you know, here's a hint. Not only did Jack tiononareally,
but to anyone running for office, anyone really trying to
get people's attention. Stop trying to go viral on your
own up, trying to create something out of nothing. Go
into something that people are already talking about and find
your angle on it. So if it's New Jersey, I
would say, all these illegal aliens and these ice rays
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and things like that, get on top of that, Jack,
and get on top of it all across the country.
Don't try to start something from scratch your own. Get
on top of the things that people are already talking about.
Vanessa Simon, thank you so much for coming in the
midst of this flood in New York. Stay dry, stay safe,
have a great rest of your week.
Speaker 4 (12:27):
Thanks Jake, Bye, guys, I was great.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
To see you all right. Coming up, the Joe Biden
auto pen scandal has a new explanation from some of
his top staffers, but it's actually making it worse. I
will explain. And how is the big beautiful bill going
to pressure colleges to lower student tuition prices. You'll have
to stay with us to find out. American Sunrise Early
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Edition continues in two minutes. Welcome back to American Sunrise
Early Edition. It's a Tuesday, and that flag is sort
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of fluttering in the wind. Not bad for Washington, DC.
Looks like they have a lot nicer weather than we
do here in New York. Hard hard rain, thunder that
really sounded like bombs going off and shaking my house overnight,
and the rain is still coming down really hard in
New York. Looks like DC got through it so far.
A nicer day down there again. Welcome to the show,
and welcome to all of you on Getter and Rumble.
(13:32):
Already up and chatting and discussing certain issues. Hey, we're
now getting more details on what I continue to call
the biggest political scandal in American history. And incompetent president,
a mentally incompetent president, and the pathetic but still persistent
cover up of his condition. This is all about Joe
Biden is of course mental state or lack thereof during
his presidency. A new excuse is being drummed up by
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the Biden team. And it's all about those auto pen
pardons and clemency's that I reported on as they were
happening here on this program in December. You might remember,
now here's the excuse. The Biden team is now coming
out and saying that President Biden, they admit, did not
actually sign off on each and every one of the
pardons and clemencies. He just signed off on a list
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of guidelines. In other words, he told his staffers, here
are the things that I want you to look at
with everyone who's applying for a partner or a clemency,
and if they meet all these criteria, I approve it.
Go ahead, you guys handle the details. Here's the problem
with that explanation. What could possibly have been the guidelines
that would have allowed for someone like the Cash for
Kids judge to be granted clemency. That was Judge Michael Conahan.
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You might remember this story. That was that guy in
Pennsylvania who in the nineties sent just about every young
person in front of his court to juvenile Hall. Why
did he do that? Not because they were all guilty,
but because he was getting a kickback from the private
company that operated those prisons for every kid he sent
behind bars. Now, it could there have possibly been any
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guideline that Joe Biden had agreed to to allow for
that guy to get out of jail very early. Of
course not. There isn't one person on the right, left,
the middle, the extremes who was asking for this guy
to get out. There wasn't one argument for him to
get out. Period. The fact that they're trying to claim
that there was some guideline followed means that President Biden,
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if he was mentally competent, was signing off on guidelines
that are completely unacceptable and would have been criminal in
many many ways. This explanation is making things worse. The
much more simple explanation is that President Biden had no
hand at all in these pardons and clemencies. His staffers did,
and what their motivations were to give pardons and clemencies
to certain very questionable people, not just that judge but others.
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That needs to be looked into, because if they were
paid off, then someone needs to go to jail from
that staff. Stay tuned, all right. Turning to college costs,
it's important to dig into the big beautiful Buddy bill
that was just signed by President Trump to find when
you do, you find some insanity. Finally entering the federal
government's connection with student loans in America now, for years,
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really up until now, it made no sense for a
college to try to charge, at least on the sticker
price less intuition. Why would they do that when if
you give a huge sticker price for tuition and some
people actually end up paying it. First of all, some
people end up paying it, you make that money. But
second of all, when you give quote unquote financial aid
to a student, Let's say you're charging sixty seventy grand intuition,
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and you tell that student we're going to knock twenty
one thousand off as part of financial aid, which they
didn't even need to charge. Of course, then they get
a tax deduction for it, they get tax protections for
their endowments. So, in other words, the government laws were
making it encouraging and pushing colleges to charge as much
as possible. Another thing they were doing with student loans.
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Student loans at almost any amount were guaranteed by the
federal government back by the government, so the colleges would
get their money. How the student paid it back wasn't
their problem. Well, now the Trump administration in the Big
Budget Bill, has put a cap a cap on how
much a student loan can be. This will encourage the
universities to look twice at how much they charge intuition,
because if they don't get their guaranteed money, what's the
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point of charging these incredibly high tuitions. They're only going
to charge what they know they can get. So we're
finally seeing some sanity. The government for years has been
a co conspirator in the tuition crisis in this country.
No more, and hopefully we'll see more rules like this
that help bring tuitions down. Well, that's just one example
of how the Trump administration since President Trump was sworn in,
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Coming up. It's not just evs that are priced to
move in America. Right now, I'll explain why. Right now
is looking like the best time to buy any kind
of car or truck in the US. That's when American
Sunrise Early Edition comes right back. It's a live look
(19:27):
at Saint Louis, Missouri, the Gateway Arch. It's another city
that I have a personal connection with. My sister and
her husband lived there for sixty years. Very nice and
interesting city, going through a lot of changes, though not
the same city it was for those of you who
were there twenty thirty years ago. Let's take a look
at where the markets will begin today, and we're basically
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we're kind of treading water. Don't expect to see a massive,
huge number one way or the other with stocks because
because we have a couple of things happening in the
hopper in the next hour or so, a couple of
hours or so. First, we have the inflation report that's
coming out at eight thirty consumer Price Index, consumer inflation.
That's a big I'll talk a little bit more about
that in a second. But also it's a big earnings
(20:09):
day you're hearing from the big banks already. JP Morgan
Chase just reported they beat expectations. Remember I told you
about the delta decoy. They lowered expectations, so they beat them,
came in better than expected in profits and in revenues.
But actually the JP Morgan Chase stock is shares are
just kind of flat right now because I think some
investors are wise to that manipulation. Gold is up, just barely,
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but it is up, and crude oil coming back down.
Remember yesterday we were really getting close to seventy bucks
a barrel back down, And the reason why it's back
down is because some people were expecting President Trump to
get much tougher with Russia. Yesterday he got really tough
with him. He threatened a one hundred percent tariff, and
he gave a deadline on that, and he's sending Patriot missiles.
But I guess there were some people on Wall Street
who thought he would do even worse to them, at
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least for now. So oil's back down to the sixty
six dollars barrel. Let's take a look at Bitcoin, which
was over one hundred and twenty thousand and yesterday, coming
back pretty considerably. Right now, it's at one seventeen. But
remember last week, at this time, we were still stuck
in that one oh four to one ten window, and
I was talking about whether we would get breakout or not.
This is still a big breakout at one seventeen. If
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you bought it at one oh four, you know you're
doing pretty well this morning. Okay, we are just about
an hour away. Here's why I want to talk about
this inflation stuff. We're just about an hour away from
the Consumer Price Index report for June. I want to
tell you the numbers you should be looking for now.
Wall Street is expecting that annual inflation going through June
will rise to two point six percent. That's a pretty
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high number. Remember, a lot of people say the Fed
won't cut interest rates unless we see just flat two
point zero percent inflation. So they're expecting two point six
percent inflation in June and a zero point three percent
increase just for the month alone. Any number below those
two numbers I just told you will absolutely send the
markets much higher today. But if that number comes in
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as expected or higher than that, you could see a
big sell off in the market. So pay attention to that.
I'll be on in the nine am hour on American
Sunrise on the Big Show to let you know what
those numbers were and how the markets are reacting. Okay,
you saw it right here on Real America's Voice yesterday,
President Trump announcing that the US will be selling Patriot
missile systems to the EU members of NATO, who will
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pass them along to Ukraine. So it's sort of like
a third party deal. It's like a three way trade
in the NBA, right. The United States is selling the
Patriot missiles and the batteries to the EU. Countries who
are members of NATO. They're gonna buy it and they're
gonna give it over to Ukraine. So the United States
kind of wins on two ways. First, we're a little
less directly involved with the war between Ukraine and Russia.
I know it's kind of illegal fiction, but bear with me.
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But more importantly, we get some money from it, and
these EU nations are putting more of their own money
into the defense of their continent. And the one last thing,
I want to let everyone know why am I doing
this in the business part of the show, Because this
agreement is absolutely helping the US and the E you
the European Union talk a little bit better and more
optimistically about making an overall trade deal. This is part
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of a trade negotiation as much as it is a
defense negotiation as well. So that's what's going on here.
That's the big picture from thirty thousand feet now, you know,
all right, The criticism is definitely getting to FED Chairman
j Powell after a number of Republicans, including National Economic
Council Director Ken Hasset, accuse the FED of overspending on
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its FED headquarters renovation. That's what's going on right now
and not being very honest about it to Congress. Powell
is calling for an independent review of the process. This
is a two and a half billion dollar renovation. I mean,
they build stadiums for less than two and a half
billion dollars. I can't imagine why it's costing this much
to renovate the FED. It's a big, big scandal brewing,
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and it might be despite all the other things that
President Trump's upset about with Jay Powell, it might be
the straw. And it's a two and a half billion
dollar straw, so it's more like it's more like a
load bearing wall. But it's a massive, massive story right
now that that could be what brings jpowelldown, So we'll
keep it. Pay attention to that right now, two and
a half billion dollars for a building, I don't get it.
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telling you on this program for the last couple of
weeks if this is the best time maybe ever to
buy an electric vehicle. With that tax credit expiring at
the end of the September, these dealers have got to
get these evs off the lots fast. But I was remiss.
I looked into it a little bit more, read up
on some experts, and they say that this is actually
the best time, or at least the best time in
a long time this summer to buy any car electric
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or not, car or truck. Here's why. So far, what
we're seeing from most in most of the country is
car dealers, individual dealerships themselves are offering discounts and doing sales.
The national car companies, the overall companies out of Detroit
or Japan, they're not doing that, and they are, however,
about to do so. Now. Ford is the reason for this.
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Ford started this first with their employee pricing deal that ended,
and then they replaced it with that amazing zero zero
zero deal. Zero dollars down, zero percent interest for four
years and zero payments for ninety days. Now that Ford's
done it, the experts expect GM, Toyota, Chrysler a bunch
of other companies to do the same, and that's going
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to happen soon. So this is the best time waited out.
See what happens for a week or so. I mean
when I say by this time, I mean this summer.
And go ahead and drive your hardest bargain, not just
for an electric vehicle. I'm sorry, I only said it
was EV's. It looks like all cars and trucks are
a good bye right now. The buyers have the advantage.
But speaking of evs, it's important to remember that all
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things are relative when we talk about market share. So
while you may be hearing about the alleged demise of
Tesla and all the horrible things happening for and because
of Elon Musk, the Driver, Car and Driver is out
with its list of the top ten evs sold in
America for the first half of this year January through June,
and number one and number two and leading the pack
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buy a lot are Tesla's. The top seller is Tesla
Model Hy with one hundred and forty six thousand units sold.
Number two is the Model three with eighty thousand sales
so far. Number three and way behind in number three
is the Chevy Equinox EV with only twenty seven thousand
and sales. As you can see, it's not even close.
(27:02):
I'm not here to cheer lead Tesla. I'm here to
tell you you need to make sure that you look
at the numbers before you look at the hype and
the hysteria. Tesla is still the dominant EV car maker
in this country. Speaking of sales, BMW is doing a
great job of selling cars this year, just as long
as they're not called BMW. You may remember that BMW
bought the Rolls, Royce and Mini brands not that long ago,
(27:26):
and thanks to the strong sales at Rolls and Many,
the company's numbers were pretty good for the first half
of this year. But the cars that actually have the
name BMW on them not doing so well at all.
This is putting extra pressure on BMW, which is going
through a redesign process on many of their BMW models.
When that happens, they're going to need to knock it
out of the park. Let's all say a prayer for BMW.
(27:48):
We wouldn't want it to see it become the next Jaguar. Okay,
I'm only kidding, but seriously, BMW models not hot right now.
It's a good thing they bought roles in many all right,
and now for my favorite Moving America story of the day,
and believe me, it's going to be yours too. A
local Ford dealer in Michigan is rewarding the church deacon
who alertly ran over the gunman who attacked a church
(28:09):
in cross Point, Michigan last month. Remember that story. The
reward he's getting is a brand new Ford f one
fifty because the heroic act left the deacon of the
church's truck with bullet holes and other damage. Now, remember
the gunman was later shot dead by a church security officer,
but it was all made easier to do because of
that deacon's heroic act with his truck. The deacon's name
(28:30):
is Richard Pryor. No, not that Richard Pryor Jack dehmer Ford.
I want to give the name of the dealer because
he did a good deed. Jack dehmer Ford in Wayne,
Michigan was the gracious donor a good deed rewarded. That
guy saved a lot of lives by running over that
Gunman's plain and simple. Okay, coming up, President Trump isn't
just talking about his frustrations with Vladimir Putin. Now he's
(28:51):
really doing something about it. But it isn't the right thing.
The details just ahead, and just about. The biggest cheerleader
for the Russia Ukraine war for years has been South
Carolina Senator Lindsay Grant. You're about to meet one of
the men who would like to take his job. American
Sunrise early edition is coming right back. It's Tuesday, July fifteenth.
(29:27):
Here this morning's top stories. President Trump puts more teeth
into his frustrations with Russia's Vladimir Putin. He's sending Patriot
missiles to Ukraine and slapping a one tariff on Russian
imports in a couple of weeks. Have a nice day,
blod here's a brilliant new strategy. Not The Biden team
(29:47):
is now admitting that Joe Biden didn't actually know about
each and every one of the people he pardoned at
the end of his term. Instead, the new claim is
that he just signed off on general guidelines for pardons
and clemencies. Yeah, that explanation isn't wholelding up either. By
the way, Andrew Cuomo won't go away. He says he's
back in the race for New York City mayor and
(30:08):
he's quote in it to win it. But it looks
like the only one he'll be winning it for is
Zorron Mamdani and former Israeli Prime Minister now Tolly Bennett
says it clearly Jeffrey Epstein never worked for Mosad or Israel.
Of course, that won't stop the conspiracy theories. Until people
are arrested and punished for all the crimes connected to Epstein,
(30:29):
the conjecture will continue. American Sunrise Early Edition continues. Now,
welcome back to this Tuesday here an American Sunrise Early Edition.
I'm Jake Novac. Thank you so much for joining us.
A special welcome as always to the people who are
up in the morning and on getter and rumble watching
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us there and commenting. Remember, watching television news should no
longer be a passive exercise. If you don't have a
platform to and discuss the issues, and that the people
on the air aren't looking at your comments in real time,
then it's nineteen seventies or nineteen fifties news. And I
don't want to go back to the nineteen seventies. I
don't like the way America was back then. How about
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you all right? Joining me now is South Carolina US
Senate candidate and businessman Mark Lynch. And Mark, you're going
after Lindsey Graham, who I was telling you off the
air before. I don't know if there's a senator in
America who people scratch their heads about more and wonder
how the heck you got into that job. And by
that I mean Republicans, Democrats, everybody in between. It's one
(31:34):
of the biggest questions people ask me all the time
as a political analyst. And now, of course, the polls
show that Lindsey Graham is vulnerable according to some new polls.
I'd say common sense tells us that too. I didn't
really need to take a look at a poll. I
also see the direction of the party. Tell me about
this challenge and why you decided to go after Senator Graham.
Speaker 5 (31:55):
Well, so, yeah, thank you for having me on, Jake.
It's awesome. Good to be waiting this morning. Early. Lindsay
is betraying South Carolinians he's betraying the Republican Party. He's
stabbing Trump in the back every chance he gets, and
you know it's time for him to be removed. South
Carolina is ready for a true conservative leader with a backbone,
(32:18):
and they want to put me in. And we're having
just great confirmations everywhere we travel all over the state speaking.
They agree with our platform and they're ready for a new,
fresh conservative leader here in our state.
Speaker 1 (32:33):
I'm going to get into, I think the specific issue
that most people get annoyed about when it comes to
Listagram in just a second. But first i want to
talk about how it's potentially you know, you have more
than one challenge. You're going after Lindsay Graham. You also
have former Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer who's also looking to
primary Graham. Now, when I look at that name and
(32:54):
I'm thinking about your campaign, and I don't work for
your campaign, I don't know. I know, I'm not friendly
with the folks who do. I'm not unfriendly with him,
don't know them, but I'm thinking, you know, one of
the strategies that would make sense here is that, Okay,
andre Bauer is also going after Graham. I get it,
but he's kind of an insider, And isn't that the
problem in the first place, not just overall the whole country,
but I think about the insider politicians in South Carolina
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over the last twenty thirty years, and I think to myself,
this is a solid red state that hasn't exactly had
the best Republicans representing it even at the state level
for a long time. You've got to be frustrated with
some of the establishment politicians, even the Republicans in South Carolina.
Speaker 5 (33:31):
Yeah, South Carolina and our state house, we're known as
Crooked Columbia, the crooked the state house in the nation.
And we're not really a red state if we look
at the freedom in decked scores. Just in reference to
Lindsay Graham, his lifetime voting record is a fifty seven
out of one hundred. He's failing the voters. He's not
a Republican. You know, we did an article with Breitbart
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when they called and said, we don't know what y'all
are doing, but we haven't seen Lindsay's campaign move to
the right this early in a campaign cycle. We gave
him an article about Paul Harstad's conversation Obama's chief poster
talking to John Podesta, and they were they had an
inner communication with each other in their emails that Lindsay
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would be the greatest ally to the Democrat Party they'd
ever had. And that's who he is. He's a Democrat.
It's a good old boys system. Andre was thrown in,
we believe by Lindsay Graham's campaign to help split my vote.
And that's okay because people are realizing that he went
through the Aspen Institute with Kamala Harris, a globalist institution
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that's a godless organization that's here to overthrow America with
a new world order. And people are seeing that he
doesn't have a chance. He's already done coming out of
the chute.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
Yeah, you know. I mean, it's it's interesting to see
how so many national politicians seem to find South Carolina interesting.
I think you explained why there is. If you get
nation only elected, well, I mean not national election, but
federally elected members of Congress and the Senate coming out
of South Carolina who are favorable to some Democrat policies,
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they can always point to them and say, look, I
got a guy from South Carolina who's with me, or
a gal from South Carolina who is with me, and
they seem to use that as cover and I think
that that is one of the things that's going on
with the Russia situation. Again, a big reason why anyone
would challenge Lindsay Graham from any state is the Ukraine
Russia war. Everyone knows Lindsay Grant has been a huge
cheerleader for that war. Obviously er he's cheering on Ukraine,
(35:32):
but still he seems to be very much cheering on
that war. I want to take a look at what
President Trump said about Russia yesterday and whether you think
this gives a shot in the arm to Lindsay Graham
or a shot in the arm to people who are
challenging him. Check it out.
Speaker 6 (35:44):
One of the reasons that you're here today is to
hear that we are very unhappy I am with Russia,
but we'll discuss that maybe a different day. But we're
very very unhappy with him, and we're going to be
doing very severe tariffs if we don't have a deal
in fifty days. Tariffs said about one hundred percent, you
(36:06):
call them secondary tariffs. You know what that means. But
today we're going to talk about something else. And as
you know, We've spent three hundred and fifty billion dollars
approximately on this war with Russia and Ukraine and would
like to see it end. It wasn't my war, it
was Biden's war. It's not my war. I'm trying to
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get you out of it, and we want to see
it end. And I'm disappointed in President Putin because I
thought we would have had a deal two months ago,
but it doesn't seem to get there. So based on that,
we're going to be doing secondary tariffs if we don't
have a deal in fifty days. It's very simple, and
they'll be at one hundred percent. And that's the way
(36:48):
it is. That it can be more supportles just the way
it is. I hope we don't have to do it.
Speaker 1 (36:53):
We're talking with Mark Lynch, who is challenging Senator Lindsay
Graham and the primary South Carolina. Mark, you saw that,
you hear that? Is that something that helps you or
hurts you in your challenge against pro Ukraine war guy
Lindsey Graham.
Speaker 5 (37:06):
I think it helps you know, we have missionary friends
in the Ukraine. There's a real war going on. But
President Trump is selling the Patriot missiles to NATO he's
not giving it to them, and like he said, we've
already spent three hundred and fifty billion dollars. And Lindsey
Graham's been over there with Zelensky, and I'm glad Trump
(37:27):
brought that out a few weeks ago and said, you
better watch your mouth. You know what you're saying, because
he's over there acting like the Secretary of State and
he's not. I don't know why South Carolina US senator's
over there making deals, but you know, everybody knows he's
a warmonger. He's all about keeping endless wars going on,
getting our sons and daughters blown up and killed. And
(37:49):
it's not an American first agenda. So I'm glad Trump's
taking a defensive position to protect the people of the
Ukraine with Patriot missiles to stop Russia's missiles hitting. So
I agree with what he's doing. In fifty days, Trump
will do what he says, and I think Putin will listen,
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you know, And because Trump will do what he says.
Speaker 1 (38:13):
Well, it'd be nice of tariffs, which don't have any
explosives on them, achieve what bombs would otherwise do. I'd
be happy to see that and it's interesting. You know,
you make the point Patriot missiles being Patriot missiles being
defensive weapons. You know, anyone who studies military history is
that it's been a debate for centuries about whether there
is any such thing as a defensive weapon. And I
(38:35):
think that the Patriot missile system, the iron dome system
in Israel are absolutely the first, probably ever truly defensive
weapons in the history of mankind. So you make a
good point about that designation. I want to stay in
South Carolina just for a second on another issue besides
Lindsey Graham, because we know that California Governor Gavin Newsom,
who wants to be our next president, he certainly at
(38:56):
least wants to be the Democrat nominee for president. He
was in your statee last week courting that important South
Carolina vote because South Carolina is really important to the Democrats,
because that primary that registered Democrats in South Carolina very
very heavily African American, and Democrats don't believe, and they're
pretty much right about this, they don't believe they can
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win a presidential election without strong African American support. So
South Carolina is an important proving ground. Gavin Newsom was there.
I got to tell you, Mark, I didn't see him
with any African Americans. He looked like he was with
a bunch of rich white people the whole time. But
Jim Kleiber and the congressman there, who was a big
power broker for the Democrat Party, he says he liked
what Gavin Newsom did there. I don't know if you
(39:37):
saw what he was doing. But give me a review
of Gavin in the Palmetto State.
Speaker 5 (39:42):
Well, there wasn't a lot of people there, and God
help us if we move further that direction. The Democratic
Party is the enemy of our country. They removed God,
you know, back when Obama was in Charlotte, and they
voted to take God out of their party. And uh,
you know what you get if you don't have him,
(40:03):
what the alternative is. But Gavin has destroyed California. And
I think even cliburne Uh, if he has any discernment
at all, you know, doesn't want what what uh Gavin
would bring. And so anyway, God help us. You know,
surely Gavin's not going to run, and if he does,
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he'll be he'll be taken out early.
Speaker 1 (40:27):
Well, Uh, just get ready, get your stomach pills or
whatever you need to because I'm telling you, I'm Mark Lynch.
There's going to be a lot of Democrats parading through
your state who want to be President's Gavin Newsom is
just the first. But Mark Lynch, you are a US
Senate candidate. You're challenging Lindsay Graham in the Republican primary
in South Carolina, and of course uh in the In
the name of journalistic fairness, I continue to have an
(40:49):
open invitation to Senator Graham and anyone else who if
they have any interest in coming on the program for
balance and Mark Lynch, you make a strong case this morning.
Thank you so much for joining us, and have a
great rest of you. You're weak.
Speaker 5 (41:01):
Thank you, God bless thank.
Speaker 1 (41:04):
You so much. Okay, coming up a stunning new poll
that really shouldn't be so stunning after all. Guess which
religious group in America's largest city supports President Trump more
than any other? David Brodie and I will discuss when
American Sunrise Early Edition comes right back. Welcome to Club
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Rev where we're spinning the hits. The Dan sit all
night and morning long. They're just kidding. This is American
Sunrise Early Edition. They got some upbeat music in the
morning as we show you the Capitol. I guess that helps.
That's like the chaser. You see the Capitol Dome and
you get a little sick. You get this upbeat music
and you feel a little bit better. Thank you for
joining me on this Tuesday here on early edition. David
Rodeo is with me as well. And I couldn't think
(42:02):
of a better person to discuss this issue with because
I don't know if anyone else in the news business
has the maturity. I mean, we get silly sometimes here
has the maturity and the intelligence, Yeah, the intelligence to
work with this story. The Siena Poll, which is a
respected poll out of New York State, just came out
with the poll that shows that Jewish people in the
state of New York and in New York City have
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a fifty seven percent approval rating overall for President Donald Trump.
That is more than any other religious group in the state,
including Catholic New Yorkers of course, Muslim New Yorkers of course,
Protestant new york As I'm saying, I'm just saying, of course,
because these are other religions. I'm not making any assumptions. However,
this to me is an important poll. Why because if
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you go on Google, and I don't recommend it, use
some of the other search engines. But if you go
on Google and you search for the exit polls of
the twenty twenty four presidential election, you'll see article after
article about how Kamala Harris got anywhere between seventy and
seventy nine percent of the Jewish vote. Let me just
tell you something. This is not just partisan Jake Novac
telling you this. Those polls are bunk. They excluded in
(43:06):
the exit polls New York the whole state, California the
whole state, and Massachusetts the whole state. When you combine
those three states alone, you have about seventy five percent
of the Jewish population of America, of the United States
of America. Those poles are junk. I'm telling you now
from my own polling work, and I've done with some
work with some pollsters. President Trump got well over forty
(43:26):
percent of the vote. By that, I mean like forty
one forty two percent of the Jewish vote, which is
the most that any Republican has gotten since Ronald Reagan.
And this poll out of New York State confirms it.
David it's not only misinformation about the Jewish vote, but
there's also a reason for it. I think there's people
on all extremes, not just the extremes, who want to
make it sound like the Jewish vote is not supporting
(43:48):
Donald Trump. There's different reasons for it. What's your take
on all this? So a couple of things.
Speaker 7 (43:53):
First of all, you know how like stories like in
the Washington Post New York Times, if they air, they'll
do a retraction in small print, like about a month
or two later, or years later, whatever it happens to be.
This is the same deal, right, They have the exit
poles that come out and then oh wait actually, and
if you dig deeper, which you and I both always do,
we noticed that, oh actually, those.
Speaker 1 (44:13):
Numbers are are bunk.
Speaker 7 (44:14):
And let me just give you an example. I just
looked at the final numbers, if you will, as it
relates to the Jewish vote Arizona. Trump won thirty eight
percent of the Jewish vote, Nevada forty two percent of
the Jewish vote, Florida forty four percent of the Jewish vote,
and then in New York forty six percent of the
Jewish vote.
Speaker 1 (44:31):
When all is said and done, so.
Speaker 7 (44:33):
Those numbers are huge, and of course California and New York.
You say not to mention the swing states of Arizona, Nevada,
but let's talk about California, New York. I mean, this
is where the mojo is, Jake, I don't think there's
any doubt about it.
Speaker 1 (44:47):
And look, this is not just Burrow Park.
Speaker 7 (44:49):
Okay, let's not talk about New York City. Let's not
talk about the Orthodox Jews that went ninety three percent
in Burrow Park for Donald J.
Speaker 1 (44:57):
Trump. It's not just that it's bigger. Why Oh, I
don't know.
Speaker 7 (45:00):
Maybe because Jews care about more than just the Israel issue,
as especially as it relates to the Orthodox and Conservative communities.
They care about the economy, They care about immigration, and
if you look inside that Siena Pole, you see on
the economy, on immigration especially, those numbers are north of
fifty percent, fifty one percent on immigration at about sixty
(45:23):
four percent. When it comes to how President Trump is
handling this war with Iran, and of course the nuclear
bunker busting bombs that Trump sent, so you know, those
are the type of numbers that will inflate that overall
Siena College poll number in New York so look, this
should not surprise us. And this has been going on
(45:44):
for a while now, it's been almost ten years sin
since Donald Trump came on the scene. There were skepticism
at first, and now it's settling into some solid numbers.
Speaker 1 (45:52):
Jake, Yeah, And you know, I want to make a
disclaimer when people ask me about the Jewish vote. All
my life, I've said the Jewish vote is like fight club.
There is no Jewish vote. It's just such a small
percentage of the country, and we not the Jews. Jewish
vote have not been really an important part of an
important swing state until now. Last year, I said, for
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the first time in my lifetime, the Jewish vote might
actually affect this election because of Pennsylvania. And we didn't
talk about Pennsylvania, but there was very good polling out
of the swing counties of Pennsylvania that showed a very
strong shift in the Jewish vote to Donald Trump. So
for the first time in my lifetime, the Jewish vote
actually mattered, It actually existed, and it played a big
role in getting Donald Trump that victory in Pennsylvania. So
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these are important things to remember. Don't let Google be
your encyclopedia, folks. That's the moral of the story. Here's
another moral of the story. American Sunrise, the big show
coming up the two hours. You gotta watch it. David T. Bays,
doctor g They're all going to be there. I'll be
there in the nine am hour two to tell you
those inflation numbers. This has been early edition. This show
will come back tomorrow.
Ahead an American Sunrise early edition. President Trump puts more
teeth into his frustrations with Russia's Ladimir Putin. He's sending
Patriot missiles to Ukraine and a threat of a one
hundred percent tariff on Russian imports. Have a nice day,
lad here's a brilliant new strategy. The Biden team is
now admitting that Joe Biden didn't actually know about each
(00:23):
and every one of the people he pardoned at the
end of his presidency. Instead, the claim is he just
signed off on general guidelines for pardons and clemencies. Yeah,
that explanation isn't going to hold up either. Former Israeli
Prime Minister now Tally Bennett says it clearly Jeffrey Epstein
never worked for Mosad or Israel. That won't stop the
(00:44):
conspiracy theories, But until people are arrested and punished for
all the crimes connected to Epstein, the conjecture will continue.
Andrew Cuomo won't go away. He says he's back in
the race for New York City mayor and he's quote
in it to win it, But it looks like the
only one he'll be winning it for is Zorron Mamdani.
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And the way the laws are in this country. It's
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can imagine for tuition. It was the best way to
gain the tax system and more, but not anymore. And
it's all thanks to the big beautiful bill that gets
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Speaker 1 (02:03):
Welcome to American Sunrise Early Edition. It's a Tuesday here,
and if you are in much of the Northeast like
I am this morning, you are getting killed by a
massive amount of rain that just hasn't stopped. But hey,
this is what the rest of the country has been
dealing with a lot this summer. Of course, you're only
going to see hour by hour reports about the rain
because it hits into the Northeast New York and Washington, DC.
(02:26):
That's how the geographic bias, i'll say it, of the
American news media goes. But just letting you know, that's
what's getting us here right now. A lot of stuff
to discuss over the last sixteen twelve hours. Helping me
to do that is Republican strategist and New York City
resident who has not yet washed away, Vanessa Simon. I'm
glad you are not caught up in the floods. You
(02:48):
built your arc I can see. Thank you very much
for doing that. Veessa, I'm sorry I have to start
with Andrew Cuomo, but he's getting into their race again.
I guess there was a question about whether he would
drop out, but he gonna run as an independent. And
so now the chessboard, which did not look good for
New York City in my opinion, I think Zia on
Mom Donnie will be an absolute disaster. This isn't avowed
(03:09):
communist in islamas sympathizer at the very least, Vanessa, does
the chessboard look any better to you? Because with Cuomo
in the race now, I just don't see how Mom
Donnie is defeated. I really don't.
Speaker 2 (03:23):
I agree with Cuomo in the race, it really doesn't
make a difference.
Speaker 4 (03:26):
It's actually worse for his.
Speaker 2 (03:28):
Base because it's one of those things where he's got
his left foot in and he puts his right foot
in and he doesn't know what he's doing and it's
actually embarrassing, right. So it's one of those things where
it actually hurts his brand because you can see he
himself isn't confident about entering the race and really being
a force. So far New York is in trouble. But
there I shared this the last time we were on.
(03:50):
There is someone that's kind of an underdog, Joseph Hernandez
that's coming up.
Speaker 4 (03:54):
He's like the little engine.
Speaker 2 (03:55):
That could, And I think people should tune in and see,
as a businessman and entrepreneur, we need leadership that matters,
not a wash Cuomo that you know comes from this
legacy piece. You could see his egos a bit bruised.
He's like, I'm not joining, I am joining, And I
think he's waiting for the crowds to cheer him back in.
But no one really wants Cuomo. So I hate to
(04:17):
be the bearer of bad news. But in the words
of Ron Burgunday, stay class in New York. It's important
that we turn this around and make sure that mem
Donnie does not get elected. New York needs to survive
and thrive this mayoral election.
Speaker 1 (04:31):
Yeah, and I think also this is there really needs
to be And I know there have been some people
who've written this up, but look, folks, running for office,
even if your campaign is hopeless, is basically a money
making enterprise unless you do it really badly. I can
talk about a lot of the ways that this works
out for people. You put your friends and your family
on a campaign staff, they get. I mean, there's just
a lot of ways to be to be basically making
(04:53):
a living by always running for things. And I think
that is a big motivator for Cuomo too. Unfortunately, Hey,
but the bright side is Vanessa. But maybe New York
isn't as screwed up as La is. Let's talk about
Los Angeles for a second. The mayor of La Karen Bass,
now wants to spend more of all of our taxpayer money,
not just California's, and deliver it go to the homes
(05:15):
of the apartments of the illegal aliens and give it
to them. Because of course it's too dangerous for them
to go outside. They might get nabbed by ice. Vanessa.
Here's another thing I think we need to pull the
curtain off of Karen Bass Gavin Newsom supporting. They can
read the polls. They're not stupid, they're not illiterate. They
know that the American people overwhelmingly want all illegal aliens deported.
(05:35):
The reason why they're doing this, Vanessa, is they're getting paid.
They have donors who are paying them to take these
unpopular positions. And that's all well and good politically, but
it's not when it talks about those donors encouraging them
to steal our money. They are stealing taxpayer money with this.
There's no other way to say it is there.
Speaker 4 (05:54):
It's exactly what's happening.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
And I must stress too, the American population, guys have
to tune in.
Speaker 4 (06:01):
This is a money grab. It's they're using.
Speaker 2 (06:03):
Their tax that our tax dollars, excuse me, to just
fund these initiatives under the guise of like, let's help immigrants.
Without there being much direction, without there being much oversight,
you don't know where the money is actually going. Interestingly enough,
I had family.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
Over over the weekend. They kind of were a little liberal.
You could tell in their speech they're like, oh.
Speaker 2 (06:25):
We have to you know, who's helping the immigrants coming.
And absolutely our country was built off of the strength
of immigrants and those that have come in and really
amplified our nation. However, we're in a state in twenty
twenty five where it has become a free for all.
Speaker 4 (06:42):
There is no oversight.
Speaker 2 (06:44):
The overspending is happening on our backs tax payer dollars,
and it's really crippling each state. I always refer back
to my good old New York City. If we don't
wake up and smell the coffee, we will end up
la sooner than later.
Speaker 1 (07:00):
And look, folks, all the old arguments, some of which
had a lot of merit about well, you know, there's
some positives to all the open border stuff, they've all
been thrown out the window. We've had twenty million or
so people storming over the border from the last four years.
Everything else, every argument, every economic model, every study, you've
got to throw them in the garbage. There is no
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accounting for this amount of massive illegal immigration. And there's
also no accounting for cities that are giving illegal aliens
cash cards, which they did in New York and La
and other cities. There's no accounting for all this stuff. None.
Stop pretending like you know what you're talking about when
you say, like we were built on immigrants. It's not
the same. This is not the same mathematical equation. All right, Vanessa,
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From problem cities to problem states. And let's get back
here to New York. New York Governor Kathy Hockel, who barely,
by the way, beat Lee Zelden when she ran for
office in twenty twenty two. I know you were involved
with that election, has just raised a big ton of
cash for her twenty twenty six run. This is someone
who looks very, very vulnerable to me. It's a que
who will her opponent will be. I've heard a lot
(08:02):
about Elist Stephonic perhaps being her opponent, but you know, honestly,
she's getting a lot of money. And this is an
election I think that New Yorkers need to look at.
It's a possible win, but not if Vocal gets this huge,
huge cash advantage, it's going to be harder to beat her.
Speaker 2 (08:19):
I mean, that's what continues to happen in these stronghold
of like blue states. Democrats throw money at their candidates,
and this is one of the things where I absolutely
nudge on my Republican counterparts where I'm like, we need
to put more money into our races, not our candidates pockets,
but allowing them to fuel and run very strong campaigns.
(08:41):
Democrats do not hesitate when it comes to understanding just
how much it's important to fuel a campaign and fund
a campaign. We're talking about getting in front of voters,
sending mailers out, getting the the ads in front of voters.
And it's one of those things where it's like, we
see George Soros funding local races throughout our nation. Why
(09:02):
has it the GOP tried to mimic that and actually
have people come together be strategic about local races and
fund races. It's no surprise that hulkl already has, you know,
it's starting her war chest of funds where I'd be
surprised if we really match her in the dollar amount.
But absolutely if it were for Elise Staphonic, she has
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my support. I think she is an absolute force. I
think Hopele does not stand a chance. So this is
made to all New Yorkers. Let's make sure that we
support Elie Staphonic if she is our front runner, because
I think it'd be the wisest thing our state did,
woman against women, and therefore one that's razor sharp like
elis staphonic.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
You know, that's a good point. I don't know if
in the US history there has ever been a general
election for governor pitting two women against each other. That
would be very interesting. If it isn't the first time,
it's one of the first three times, I can tell
you that for sure. Well, let's go just a little
bit south of New York. I go to New Jersey.
Here in what in a race we all hoped would
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be a game changer for the country. A lot of
people felt that Jack Chiarelli, who just barely lost to
Phil Murphy in twenty twenty I guess it was twenty
twenty one. Yeah, is running again. He's up against Mikey Cheryl.
But the first poll, and again it's an early poll,
but this election is this November, folks. New Jersey has
a really off year. Election shows Cheryl really comfortably ahead.
(10:26):
She's like fifteen sixteen points. This is really a disappointing
poll to me. I expected to see this much closer.
We know that registrations in New Jersey are starting to
trend more on the Republican side. We know that. I
think President Trump only lost New Jersey by four points veneza.
Is this just a case of people not paying enough
attention to this election yet Republicans? I mean, because the
Democrat primary was very crowded. And will these numbers get better?
Speaker 4 (10:52):
I think?
Speaker 2 (10:53):
So, you know, it's hard to tell, especially in the summer,
especially the GOP right. It's one of those things where
we tend to be on the wealthier side of things.
So you know, those are in Central Pei, they're out
in Nantucket. It's summertime. No one's really tuned into races.
But let's snap back post Labor Day and let's see
where we really stand. It's no lie that after the
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primary comes summertime, things slow down. Not too many people
pay attention unless if they're going out to a fundraiser
out in the Hampton's and New York. They're not really
tuned into politics. But once again, that middle of September,
latter half of September, that's when people start to.
Speaker 4 (11:29):
Tune in again.
Speaker 2 (11:31):
And I know, and we always talk about Scott Pressler
out in Jersey.
Speaker 4 (11:35):
My man is working day night, you.
Speaker 2 (11:39):
Know, twenty five eight on this campaign and making sure
that we come out and we prevail.
Speaker 4 (11:44):
So it's still early enough, so stay tuned, all right, guys.
Speaker 1 (11:48):
Yeah, I think so, but it's going to take an effort.
And you know, here's a hint. Not only did Jack tiononareally,
but to anyone running for office, anyone really trying to
get people's attention. Stop trying to go viral on your
own up, trying to create something out of nothing. Go
into something that people are already talking about and find
your angle on it. So if it's New Jersey, I
would say, all these illegal aliens and these ice rays
(12:10):
and things like that, get on top of that, Jack,
and get on top of it all across the country.
Don't try to start something from scratch your own. Get
on top of the things that people are already talking about.
Vanessa Simon, thank you so much for coming in the
midst of this flood in New York. Stay dry, stay safe,
have a great rest of your week.
Speaker 4 (12:27):
Thanks Jake, Bye, guys, I was great.
Speaker 1 (12:29):
To see you all right. Coming up, the Joe Biden
auto pen scandal has a new explanation from some of
his top staffers, but it's actually making it worse. I
will explain. And how is the big beautiful bill going
to pressure colleges to lower student tuition prices. You'll have
to stay with us to find out. American Sunrise Early
(12:50):
Edition continues in two minutes. Welcome back to American Sunrise
Early Edition. It's a Tuesday, and that flag is sort
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of fluttering in the wind. Not bad for Washington, DC.
Looks like they have a lot nicer weather than we
do here in New York. Hard hard rain, thunder that
really sounded like bombs going off and shaking my house overnight,
and the rain is still coming down really hard in
New York. Looks like DC got through it so far.
A nicer day down there again. Welcome to the show,
and welcome to all of you on Getter and Rumble.
(13:32):
Already up and chatting and discussing certain issues. Hey, we're
now getting more details on what I continue to call
the biggest political scandal in American history. And incompetent president,
a mentally incompetent president, and the pathetic but still persistent
cover up of his condition. This is all about Joe
Biden is of course mental state or lack thereof during
his presidency. A new excuse is being drummed up by
(13:55):
the Biden team. And it's all about those auto pen
pardons and clemency's that I reported on as they were
happening here on this program in December. You might remember,
now here's the excuse. The Biden team is now coming
out and saying that President Biden, they admit, did not
actually sign off on each and every one of the
pardons and clemencies. He just signed off on a list
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of guidelines. In other words, he told his staffers, here
are the things that I want you to look at
with everyone who's applying for a partner or a clemency,
and if they meet all these criteria, I approve it.
Go ahead, you guys handle the details. Here's the problem
with that explanation. What could possibly have been the guidelines
that would have allowed for someone like the Cash for
Kids judge to be granted clemency. That was Judge Michael Conahan.
(14:42):
You might remember this story. That was that guy in
Pennsylvania who in the nineties sent just about every young
person in front of his court to juvenile Hall. Why
did he do that? Not because they were all guilty,
but because he was getting a kickback from the private
company that operated those prisons for every kid he sent
behind bars. Now, it could there have possibly been any
(15:05):
guideline that Joe Biden had agreed to to allow for
that guy to get out of jail very early. Of
course not. There isn't one person on the right, left,
the middle, the extremes who was asking for this guy
to get out. There wasn't one argument for him to
get out. Period. The fact that they're trying to claim
that there was some guideline followed means that President Biden,
(15:26):
if he was mentally competent, was signing off on guidelines
that are completely unacceptable and would have been criminal in
many many ways. This explanation is making things worse. The
much more simple explanation is that President Biden had no
hand at all in these pardons and clemencies. His staffers did,
and what their motivations were to give pardons and clemencies
to certain very questionable people, not just that judge but others.
(15:49):
That needs to be looked into, because if they were
paid off, then someone needs to go to jail from
that staff. Stay tuned, all right. Turning to college costs,
it's important to dig into the big beautiful Buddy bill
that was just signed by President Trump to find when
you do, you find some insanity. Finally entering the federal
government's connection with student loans in America now, for years,
(16:11):
really up until now, it made no sense for a
college to try to charge, at least on the sticker
price less intuition. Why would they do that when if
you give a huge sticker price for tuition and some
people actually end up paying it. First of all, some
people end up paying it, you make that money. But
second of all, when you give quote unquote financial aid
to a student, Let's say you're charging sixty seventy grand intuition,
(16:34):
and you tell that student we're going to knock twenty
one thousand off as part of financial aid, which they
didn't even need to charge. Of course, then they get
a tax deduction for it, they get tax protections for
their endowments. So, in other words, the government laws were
making it encouraging and pushing colleges to charge as much
as possible. Another thing they were doing with student loans.
(16:55):
Student loans at almost any amount were guaranteed by the
federal government back by the government, so the colleges would
get their money. How the student paid it back wasn't
their problem. Well, now the Trump administration in the Big
Budget Bill, has put a cap a cap on how
much a student loan can be. This will encourage the
universities to look twice at how much they charge intuition,
because if they don't get their guaranteed money, what's the
(17:18):
point of charging these incredibly high tuitions. They're only going
to charge what they know they can get. So we're
finally seeing some sanity. The government for years has been
a co conspirator in the tuition crisis in this country.
No more, and hopefully we'll see more rules like this
that help bring tuitions down. Well, that's just one example
of how the Trump administration since President Trump was sworn in,
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Coming up. It's not just evs that are priced to
move in America. Right now, I'll explain why. Right now
is looking like the best time to buy any kind
of car or truck in the US. That's when American
Sunrise Early Edition comes right back. It's a live look
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at Saint Louis, Missouri, the Gateway Arch. It's another city
that I have a personal connection with. My sister and
her husband lived there for sixty years. Very nice and
interesting city, going through a lot of changes, though not
the same city it was for those of you who
were there twenty thirty years ago. Let's take a look
at where the markets will begin today, and we're basically
(19:48):
we're kind of treading water. Don't expect to see a massive,
huge number one way or the other with stocks because
because we have a couple of things happening in the
hopper in the next hour or so, a couple of
hours or so. First, we have the inflation report that's
coming out at eight thirty consumer Price Index, consumer inflation.
That's a big I'll talk a little bit more about
that in a second. But also it's a big earnings
(20:09):
day you're hearing from the big banks already. JP Morgan
Chase just reported they beat expectations. Remember I told you
about the delta decoy. They lowered expectations, so they beat them,
came in better than expected in profits and in revenues.
But actually the JP Morgan Chase stock is shares are
just kind of flat right now because I think some
investors are wise to that manipulation. Gold is up, just barely,
(20:30):
but it is up, and crude oil coming back down.
Remember yesterday we were really getting close to seventy bucks
a barrel back down, And the reason why it's back
down is because some people were expecting President Trump to
get much tougher with Russia. Yesterday he got really tough
with him. He threatened a one hundred percent tariff, and
he gave a deadline on that, and he's sending Patriot missiles.
But I guess there were some people on Wall Street
who thought he would do even worse to them, at
(20:52):
least for now. So oil's back down to the sixty
six dollars barrel. Let's take a look at Bitcoin, which
was over one hundred and twenty thousand and yesterday, coming
back pretty considerably. Right now, it's at one seventeen. But
remember last week, at this time, we were still stuck
in that one oh four to one ten window, and
I was talking about whether we would get breakout or not.
This is still a big breakout at one seventeen. If
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you bought it at one oh four, you know you're
doing pretty well this morning. Okay, we are just about
an hour away. Here's why I want to talk about
this inflation stuff. We're just about an hour away from
the Consumer Price Index report for June. I want to
tell you the numbers you should be looking for now.
Wall Street is expecting that annual inflation going through June
will rise to two point six percent. That's a pretty
(21:37):
high number. Remember, a lot of people say the Fed
won't cut interest rates unless we see just flat two
point zero percent inflation. So they're expecting two point six
percent inflation in June and a zero point three percent
increase just for the month alone. Any number below those
two numbers I just told you will absolutely send the
markets much higher today. But if that number comes in
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as expected or higher than that, you could see a
big sell off in the market. So pay attention to that.
I'll be on in the nine am hour on American
Sunrise on the Big Show to let you know what
those numbers were and how the markets are reacting. Okay,
you saw it right here on Real America's Voice yesterday,
President Trump announcing that the US will be selling Patriot
missile systems to the EU members of NATO, who will
(22:22):
pass them along to Ukraine. So it's sort of like
a third party deal. It's like a three way trade
in the NBA, right. The United States is selling the
Patriot missiles and the batteries to the EU. Countries who
are members of NATO. They're gonna buy it and they're
gonna give it over to Ukraine. So the United States
kind of wins on two ways. First, we're a little
less directly involved with the war between Ukraine and Russia.
I know it's kind of illegal fiction, but bear with me.
(22:44):
But more importantly, we get some money from it, and
these EU nations are putting more of their own money
into the defense of their continent. And the one last thing,
I want to let everyone know why am I doing
this in the business part of the show, Because this
agreement is absolutely helping the US and the E you
the European Union talk a little bit better and more
optimistically about making an overall trade deal. This is part
(23:07):
of a trade negotiation as much as it is a
defense negotiation as well. So that's what's going on here.
That's the big picture from thirty thousand feet now, you know,
all right, The criticism is definitely getting to FED Chairman
j Powell after a number of Republicans, including National Economic
Council Director Ken Hasset, accuse the FED of overspending on
(23:27):
its FED headquarters renovation. That's what's going on right now
and not being very honest about it to Congress. Powell
is calling for an independent review of the process. This
is a two and a half billion dollar renovation. I mean,
they build stadiums for less than two and a half
billion dollars. I can't imagine why it's costing this much
to renovate the FED. It's a big, big scandal brewing,
(23:48):
and it might be despite all the other things that
President Trump's upset about with Jay Powell, it might be
the straw. And it's a two and a half billion
dollar straw, so it's more like it's more like a
load bearing wall. But it's a massive, massive story right
now that that could be what brings jpowelldown, So we'll
keep it. Pay attention to that right now, two and
a half billion dollars for a building, I don't get it.
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telling you on this program for the last couple of
weeks if this is the best time maybe ever to
buy an electric vehicle. With that tax credit expiring at
the end of the September, these dealers have got to
get these evs off the lots fast. But I was remiss.
I looked into it a little bit more, read up
on some experts, and they say that this is actually
the best time, or at least the best time in
a long time this summer to buy any car electric
(25:14):
or not, car or truck. Here's why. So far, what
we're seeing from most in most of the country is
car dealers, individual dealerships themselves are offering discounts and doing sales.
The national car companies, the overall companies out of Detroit
or Japan, they're not doing that, and they are, however,
about to do so. Now. Ford is the reason for this.
(25:37):
Ford started this first with their employee pricing deal that ended,
and then they replaced it with that amazing zero zero
zero deal. Zero dollars down, zero percent interest for four
years and zero payments for ninety days. Now that Ford's
done it, the experts expect GM, Toyota, Chrysler a bunch
of other companies to do the same, and that's going
(25:58):
to happen soon. So this is the best time waited out.
See what happens for a week or so. I mean
when I say by this time, I mean this summer.
And go ahead and drive your hardest bargain, not just
for an electric vehicle. I'm sorry, I only said it
was EV's. It looks like all cars and trucks are
a good bye right now. The buyers have the advantage.
But speaking of evs, it's important to remember that all
(26:19):
things are relative when we talk about market share. So
while you may be hearing about the alleged demise of
Tesla and all the horrible things happening for and because
of Elon Musk, the Driver, Car and Driver is out
with its list of the top ten evs sold in
America for the first half of this year January through June,
and number one and number two and leading the pack
(26:42):
buy a lot are Tesla's. The top seller is Tesla
Model Hy with one hundred and forty six thousand units sold.
Number two is the Model three with eighty thousand sales
so far. Number three and way behind in number three
is the Chevy Equinox EV with only twenty seven thousand
and sales. As you can see, it's not even close.
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I'm not here to cheer lead Tesla. I'm here to
tell you you need to make sure that you look
at the numbers before you look at the hype and
the hysteria. Tesla is still the dominant EV car maker
in this country. Speaking of sales, BMW is doing a
great job of selling cars this year, just as long
as they're not called BMW. You may remember that BMW
bought the Rolls, Royce and Mini brands not that long ago,
(27:26):
and thanks to the strong sales at Rolls and Many,
the company's numbers were pretty good for the first half
of this year. But the cars that actually have the
name BMW on them not doing so well at all.
This is putting extra pressure on BMW, which is going
through a redesign process on many of their BMW models.
When that happens, they're going to need to knock it
out of the park. Let's all say a prayer for BMW.
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We wouldn't want it to see it become the next Jaguar. Okay,
I'm only kidding, but seriously, BMW models not hot right now.
It's a good thing they bought roles in many all right,
and now for my favorite Moving America story of the day,
and believe me, it's going to be yours too. A
local Ford dealer in Michigan is rewarding the church deacon
who alertly ran over the gunman who attacked a church
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in cross Point, Michigan last month. Remember that story. The
reward he's getting is a brand new Ford f one
fifty because the heroic act left the deacon of the
church's truck with bullet holes and other damage. Now, remember
the gunman was later shot dead by a church security officer,
but it was all made easier to do because of
that deacon's heroic act with his truck. The deacon's name
(28:30):
is Richard Pryor. No, not that Richard Pryor Jack dehmer Ford.
I want to give the name of the dealer because
he did a good deed. Jack dehmer Ford in Wayne,
Michigan was the gracious donor a good deed rewarded. That
guy saved a lot of lives by running over that
Gunman's plain and simple. Okay, coming up, President Trump isn't
just talking about his frustrations with Vladimir Putin. Now he's
(28:51):
really doing something about it. But it isn't the right thing.
The details just ahead, and just about. The biggest cheerleader
for the Russia Ukraine war for years has been South
Carolina Senator Lindsay Grant. You're about to meet one of
the men who would like to take his job. American
Sunrise early edition is coming right back. It's Tuesday, July fifteenth.
(29:27):
Here this morning's top stories. President Trump puts more teeth
into his frustrations with Russia's Vladimir Putin. He's sending Patriot
missiles to Ukraine and slapping a one tariff on Russian
imports in a couple of weeks. Have a nice day,
blod here's a brilliant new strategy. Not The Biden team
(29:47):
is now admitting that Joe Biden didn't actually know about
each and every one of the people he pardoned at
the end of his term. Instead, the new claim is
that he just signed off on general guidelines for pardons
and clemencies. Yeah, that explanation isn't wholelding up either. By
the way, Andrew Cuomo won't go away. He says he's
back in the race for New York City mayor and
(30:08):
he's quote in it to win it. But it looks
like the only one he'll be winning it for is
Zorron Mamdani and former Israeli Prime Minister now Tolly Bennett
says it clearly Jeffrey Epstein never worked for Mosad or Israel.
Of course, that won't stop the conspiracy theories. Until people
are arrested and punished for all the crimes connected to Epstein,
(30:29):
the conjecture will continue. American Sunrise Early Edition continues. Now,
welcome back to this Tuesday here an American Sunrise Early Edition.
I'm Jake Novac. Thank you so much for joining us.
A special welcome as always to the people who are
up in the morning and on getter and rumble watching
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us there and commenting. Remember, watching television news should no
longer be a passive exercise. If you don't have a
platform to and discuss the issues, and that the people
on the air aren't looking at your comments in real time,
then it's nineteen seventies or nineteen fifties news. And I
don't want to go back to the nineteen seventies. I
don't like the way America was back then. How about
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you all right? Joining me now is South Carolina US
Senate candidate and businessman Mark Lynch. And Mark, you're going
after Lindsey Graham, who I was telling you off the
air before. I don't know if there's a senator in
America who people scratch their heads about more and wonder
how the heck you got into that job. And by
that I mean Republicans, Democrats, everybody in between. It's one
(31:34):
of the biggest questions people ask me all the time
as a political analyst. And now, of course, the polls
show that Lindsey Graham is vulnerable according to some new polls.
I'd say common sense tells us that too. I didn't
really need to take a look at a poll. I
also see the direction of the party. Tell me about
this challenge and why you decided to go after Senator Graham.
Speaker 5 (31:55):
Well, so, yeah, thank you for having me on, Jake.
It's awesome. Good to be waiting this morning. Early. Lindsay
is betraying South Carolinians he's betraying the Republican Party. He's
stabbing Trump in the back every chance he gets, and
you know it's time for him to be removed. South
Carolina is ready for a true conservative leader with a backbone,
(32:18):
and they want to put me in. And we're having
just great confirmations everywhere we travel all over the state speaking.
They agree with our platform and they're ready for a new,
fresh conservative leader here in our state.
Speaker 1 (32:33):
I'm going to get into, I think the specific issue
that most people get annoyed about when it comes to
Listagram in just a second. But first i want to
talk about how it's potentially you know, you have more
than one challenge. You're going after Lindsay Graham. You also
have former Lieutenant Governor Andre Bauer who's also looking to
primary Graham. Now, when I look at that name and
(32:54):
I'm thinking about your campaign, and I don't work for
your campaign, I don't know. I know, I'm not friendly
with the folks who do. I'm not unfriendly with him,
don't know them, but I'm thinking, you know, one of
the strategies that would make sense here is that, Okay,
andre Bauer is also going after Graham. I get it,
but he's kind of an insider, And isn't that the
problem in the first place, not just overall the whole country,
but I think about the insider politicians in South Carolina
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over the last twenty thirty years, and I think to myself,
this is a solid red state that hasn't exactly had
the best Republicans representing it even at the state level
for a long time. You've got to be frustrated with
some of the establishment politicians, even the Republicans in South Carolina.
Speaker 5 (33:31):
Yeah, South Carolina and our state house, we're known as
Crooked Columbia, the crooked the state house in the nation.
And we're not really a red state if we look
at the freedom in decked scores. Just in reference to
Lindsay Graham, his lifetime voting record is a fifty seven
out of one hundred. He's failing the voters. He's not
a Republican. You know, we did an article with Breitbart
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when they called and said, we don't know what y'all
are doing, but we haven't seen Lindsay's campaign move to
the right this early in a campaign cycle. We gave
him an article about Paul Harstad's conversation Obama's chief poster
talking to John Podesta, and they were they had an
inner communication with each other in their emails that Lindsay
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would be the greatest ally to the Democrat Party they'd
ever had. And that's who he is. He's a Democrat.
It's a good old boys system. Andre was thrown in,
we believe by Lindsay Graham's campaign to help split my vote.
And that's okay because people are realizing that he went
through the Aspen Institute with Kamala Harris, a globalist institution
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that's a godless organization that's here to overthrow America with
a new world order. And people are seeing that he
doesn't have a chance. He's already done coming out of
the chute.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
Yeah, you know. I mean, it's it's interesting to see
how so many national politicians seem to find South Carolina interesting.
I think you explained why there is. If you get
nation only elected, well, I mean not national election, but
federally elected members of Congress and the Senate coming out
of South Carolina who are favorable to some Democrat policies,
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they can always point to them and say, look, I
got a guy from South Carolina who's with me, or
a gal from South Carolina who is with me, and
they seem to use that as cover and I think
that that is one of the things that's going on
with the Russia situation. Again, a big reason why anyone
would challenge Lindsay Graham from any state is the Ukraine
Russia war. Everyone knows Lindsay Grant has been a huge
cheerleader for that war. Obviously er he's cheering on Ukraine,
(35:32):
but still he seems to be very much cheering on
that war. I want to take a look at what
President Trump said about Russia yesterday and whether you think
this gives a shot in the arm to Lindsay Graham
or a shot in the arm to people who are
challenging him. Check it out.
Speaker 6 (35:44):
One of the reasons that you're here today is to
hear that we are very unhappy I am with Russia,
but we'll discuss that maybe a different day. But we're
very very unhappy with him, and we're going to be
doing very severe tariffs if we don't have a deal
in fifty days. Tariffs said about one hundred percent, you
(36:06):
call them secondary tariffs. You know what that means. But
today we're going to talk about something else. And as
you know, We've spent three hundred and fifty billion dollars
approximately on this war with Russia and Ukraine and would
like to see it end. It wasn't my war, it
was Biden's war. It's not my war. I'm trying to
(36:27):
get you out of it, and we want to see
it end. And I'm disappointed in President Putin because I
thought we would have had a deal two months ago,
but it doesn't seem to get there. So based on that,
we're going to be doing secondary tariffs if we don't
have a deal in fifty days. It's very simple, and
they'll be at one hundred percent. And that's the way
(36:48):
it is. That it can be more supportles just the way
it is. I hope we don't have to do it.
Speaker 1 (36:53):
We're talking with Mark Lynch, who is challenging Senator Lindsay
Graham and the primary South Carolina. Mark, you saw that,
you hear that? Is that something that helps you or
hurts you in your challenge against pro Ukraine war guy
Lindsey Graham.
Speaker 5 (37:06):
I think it helps you know, we have missionary friends
in the Ukraine. There's a real war going on. But
President Trump is selling the Patriot missiles to NATO he's
not giving it to them, and like he said, we've
already spent three hundred and fifty billion dollars. And Lindsey
Graham's been over there with Zelensky, and I'm glad Trump
(37:27):
brought that out a few weeks ago and said, you
better watch your mouth. You know what you're saying, because
he's over there acting like the Secretary of State and
he's not. I don't know why South Carolina US senator's
over there making deals, but you know, everybody knows he's
a warmonger. He's all about keeping endless wars going on,
getting our sons and daughters blown up and killed. And
(37:49):
it's not an American first agenda. So I'm glad Trump's
taking a defensive position to protect the people of the
Ukraine with Patriot missiles to stop Russia's missiles hitting. So
I agree with what he's doing. In fifty days, Trump
will do what he says, and I think Putin will listen,
(38:09):
you know, And because Trump will do what he says.
Speaker 1 (38:13):
Well, it'd be nice of tariffs, which don't have any
explosives on them, achieve what bombs would otherwise do. I'd
be happy to see that and it's interesting. You know,
you make the point Patriot missiles being Patriot missiles being
defensive weapons. You know, anyone who studies military history is
that it's been a debate for centuries about whether there
is any such thing as a defensive weapon. And I
(38:35):
think that the Patriot missile system, the iron dome system
in Israel are absolutely the first, probably ever truly defensive
weapons in the history of mankind. So you make a
good point about that designation. I want to stay in
South Carolina just for a second on another issue besides
Lindsey Graham, because we know that California Governor Gavin Newsom,
who wants to be our next president, he certainly at
(38:56):
least wants to be the Democrat nominee for president. He
was in your statee last week courting that important South
Carolina vote because South Carolina is really important to the Democrats,
because that primary that registered Democrats in South Carolina very
very heavily African American, and Democrats don't believe, and they're
pretty much right about this, they don't believe they can
(39:17):
win a presidential election without strong African American support. So
South Carolina is an important proving ground. Gavin Newsom was there.
I got to tell you, Mark, I didn't see him
with any African Americans. He looked like he was with
a bunch of rich white people the whole time. But
Jim Kleiber and the congressman there, who was a big
power broker for the Democrat Party, he says he liked
what Gavin Newsom did there. I don't know if you
(39:37):
saw what he was doing. But give me a review
of Gavin in the Palmetto State.
Speaker 5 (39:42):
Well, there wasn't a lot of people there, and God
help us if we move further that direction. The Democratic
Party is the enemy of our country. They removed God,
you know, back when Obama was in Charlotte, and they
voted to take God out of their party. And uh,
you know what you get if you don't have him,
(40:03):
what the alternative is. But Gavin has destroyed California. And
I think even cliburne Uh, if he has any discernment
at all, you know, doesn't want what what uh Gavin
would bring. And so anyway, God help us. You know,
surely Gavin's not going to run, and if he does,
(40:24):
he'll be he'll be taken out early.
Speaker 1 (40:27):
Well, Uh, just get ready, get your stomach pills or
whatever you need to because I'm telling you, I'm Mark Lynch.
There's going to be a lot of Democrats parading through
your state who want to be President's Gavin Newsom is
just the first. But Mark Lynch, you are a US
Senate candidate. You're challenging Lindsay Graham in the Republican primary
in South Carolina, and of course uh in the In
the name of journalistic fairness, I continue to have an
(40:49):
open invitation to Senator Graham and anyone else who if
they have any interest in coming on the program for
balance and Mark Lynch, you make a strong case this morning.
Thank you so much for joining us, and have a
great rest of you. You're weak.
Speaker 5 (41:01):
Thank you, God bless thank.
Speaker 1 (41:04):
You so much. Okay, coming up a stunning new poll
that really shouldn't be so stunning after all. Guess which
religious group in America's largest city supports President Trump more
than any other? David Brodie and I will discuss when
American Sunrise Early Edition comes right back. Welcome to Club
(41:41):
Rev where we're spinning the hits. The Dan sit all
night and morning long. They're just kidding. This is American
Sunrise Early Edition. They got some upbeat music in the
morning as we show you the Capitol. I guess that helps.
That's like the chaser. You see the Capitol Dome and
you get a little sick. You get this upbeat music
and you feel a little bit better. Thank you for
joining me on this Tuesday here on early edition. David
Rodeo is with me as well. And I couldn't think
(42:02):
of a better person to discuss this issue with because
I don't know if anyone else in the news business
has the maturity. I mean, we get silly sometimes here
has the maturity and the intelligence, Yeah, the intelligence to
work with this story. The Siena Poll, which is a
respected poll out of New York State, just came out
with the poll that shows that Jewish people in the
state of New York and in New York City have
(42:24):
a fifty seven percent approval rating overall for President Donald Trump.
That is more than any other religious group in the state,
including Catholic New Yorkers of course, Muslim New Yorkers of course,
Protestant new york As I'm saying, I'm just saying, of course,
because these are other religions. I'm not making any assumptions. However,
this to me is an important poll. Why because if
(42:45):
you go on Google, and I don't recommend it, use
some of the other search engines. But if you go
on Google and you search for the exit polls of
the twenty twenty four presidential election, you'll see article after
article about how Kamala Harris got anywhere between seventy and
seventy nine percent of the Jewish vote. Let me just
tell you something. This is not just partisan Jake Novac
telling you this. Those polls are bunk. They excluded in
(43:06):
the exit polls New York the whole state, California the
whole state, and Massachusetts the whole state. When you combine
those three states alone, you have about seventy five percent
of the Jewish population of America, of the United States
of America. Those poles are junk. I'm telling you now
from my own polling work, and I've done with some
work with some pollsters. President Trump got well over forty
(43:26):
percent of the vote. By that, I mean like forty
one forty two percent of the Jewish vote, which is
the most that any Republican has gotten since Ronald Reagan.
And this poll out of New York State confirms it.
David it's not only misinformation about the Jewish vote, but
there's also a reason for it. I think there's people
on all extremes, not just the extremes, who want to
make it sound like the Jewish vote is not supporting
(43:48):
Donald Trump. There's different reasons for it. What's your take
on all this? So a couple of things.
Speaker 7 (43:53):
First of all, you know how like stories like in
the Washington Post New York Times, if they air, they'll
do a retraction in small print, like about a month
or two later, or years later, whatever it happens to be.
This is the same deal, right, They have the exit
poles that come out and then oh wait actually, and
if you dig deeper, which you and I both always do,
we noticed that, oh actually, those.
Speaker 1 (44:13):
Numbers are are bunk.
Speaker 7 (44:14):
And let me just give you an example. I just
looked at the final numbers, if you will, as it
relates to the Jewish vote Arizona. Trump won thirty eight
percent of the Jewish vote, Nevada forty two percent of
the Jewish vote, Florida forty four percent of the Jewish vote,
and then in New York forty six percent of the
Jewish vote.
Speaker 1 (44:31):
When all is said and done, so.
Speaker 7 (44:33):
Those numbers are huge, and of course California and New York.
You say not to mention the swing states of Arizona, Nevada,
but let's talk about California, New York. I mean, this
is where the mojo is, Jake, I don't think there's
any doubt about it.
Speaker 1 (44:47):
And look, this is not just Burrow Park.
Speaker 7 (44:49):
Okay, let's not talk about New York City. Let's not
talk about the Orthodox Jews that went ninety three percent
in Burrow Park for Donald J.
Speaker 1 (44:57):
Trump. It's not just that it's bigger. Why Oh, I
don't know.
Speaker 7 (45:00):
Maybe because Jews care about more than just the Israel issue,
as especially as it relates to the Orthodox and Conservative communities.
They care about the economy, They care about immigration, and
if you look inside that Siena Pole, you see on
the economy, on immigration especially, those numbers are north of
fifty percent, fifty one percent on immigration at about sixty
(45:23):
four percent. When it comes to how President Trump is
handling this war with Iran, and of course the nuclear
bunker busting bombs that Trump sent, so you know, those
are the type of numbers that will inflate that overall
Siena College poll number in New York so look, this
should not surprise us. And this has been going on
(45:44):
for a while now, it's been almost ten years sin
since Donald Trump came on the scene. There were skepticism
at first, and now it's settling into some solid numbers.
Speaker 1 (45:52):
Jake, Yeah, And you know, I want to make a
disclaimer when people ask me about the Jewish vote. All
my life, I've said the Jewish vote is like fight club.
There is no Jewish vote. It's just such a small
percentage of the country, and we not the Jews. Jewish
vote have not been really an important part of an
important swing state until now. Last year, I said, for
(46:12):
the first time in my lifetime, the Jewish vote might
actually affect this election because of Pennsylvania. And we didn't
talk about Pennsylvania, but there was very good polling out
of the swing counties of Pennsylvania that showed a very
strong shift in the Jewish vote to Donald Trump. So
for the first time in my lifetime, the Jewish vote
actually mattered, It actually existed, and it played a big
role in getting Donald Trump that victory in Pennsylvania. So
(46:35):
these are important things to remember. Don't let Google be
your encyclopedia, folks. That's the moral of the story. Here's
another moral of the story. American Sunrise, the big show
coming up the two hours. You gotta watch it. David T. Bays,
doctor g They're all going to be there. I'll be
there in the nine am hour two to tell you
those inflation numbers. This has been early edition. This show
will come back tomorrow.
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