May 1, 2025 • 49 mins
Bolling! on Real America's Voice
Segment A: GOP: REPEAL BIDEN'S GREEN AGENDA
Segment B: THE REASON KAMALA HARRIS PICKED TIM WALZ
Segment C: CHINA AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Segment D: IMPEACHMENT TALK...AGAIN
Segment E: THE LATEST WITH STEVE BANNON
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Speaker 1 (00:10):
Action. There you go, mad Dog three to one action,
mad Dog says today and step three two one cute,
got it, got it. It's like we're doing a movie here.
The only thing different is that we're live and we're
doing news, and we're doing TV. Cables have like digital everything.
There is New York stocking shaped, folks. The market is
closed four o'clock. This we always do. We marked uh
now we see, guys, we can't use those those aren't
(00:33):
those aren't updated. Right now, I have the Dow Jones
up eighty two points. Right now, I have Masdak up
two hundred and eighty four points. Right now, I got
the S and P up thirty five points, a couple
of the big stock zone. It's just really what's important
because everyone again not because I was on Wall Street.
It's because everyone is somehow involved in the stock market.
Seventy percent of people have something in a four owe
(00:55):
care pension fund loosely tied to the stock market. Tesla,
the one everyone's looking at, down a little bit down
a buck sixty four. Remember Tim wall says, I want
to see Tesla go lower at two twenty five. It's
two eighty, so it's a lot higher Amazon, Apple doing okay,
Netflix and Vidio, all of them doing up a little
bit today. Oil prices remain saw fifty nine dollars a
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barrel matters lower oil prices, lower inflation period and look
at gold gold still holding thirty two hundred and thirty
seven dollars ounce. Took a hit eighty two bucks an
ounce to day, so what still thirty two hundred dollars ounce?
All right? By the way, breaking news today, National Security
Advisor Mike Walls and Deputy National Security Advisor, his deputy,
(01:36):
Alex Wong are out over the signal chat issue in
which Walls was somehow I guess. I'm guessing now, and
we don't know the details. Someone invited Jeffrey Goldberg, the
editor in chief of The Atlantic, into that chat with
the national security officials where Yemen airstrikes were discussed. Pete
(01:58):
Hegseth was talking about the there, Marco Ruby was talking
about things there. President Trump just announced that Mike Walls
will be taking over as the United States Ambassador to
the United Nations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will be
the interim National Security Advisor. We're going to delvint this later,
but my guess is because they got rid of the
Deputy National Security Advisor but kept the walls made him ambassador.
(02:20):
It was probably the deputy who leaked that to Jeffrey
Goldberg and they had to get rid of them. My also, guest,
I think Marco Ruby is going to handle both jobs
for a while. If I were Trump and know these
guys a long time, I'd let Marco Ruby o be
the NSA, the National Security Advisor, bring in Witkoff for
someone to do the secretary of state thing. There are
a lot of guys that can do Secretary of State.
(02:42):
Ruby will be a good NSA because you got to
know foreign policy, You got to know what we have
our assets here at home, land security stuff. A lot
of advising from the NSSA, all right. Short a while ago,
I spoke with Congressman Josh Brikeen about a letter he
and Congressman Chip Roy sent to Chairman Jason Smith of
the House Ways and Means Committee imploring the need to
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repeal the full repeal of the Inflation Reduction Act. Remember
that Trump came in and said I'm going to get
rid of the Inflation Reduction Act at specifically the Green
energy BS subsidies. Take a look Okay, joining me now.
Representative Josh Barkeen from the great State of Oklahoma, second
District Congress. Been really good to have you on. There's
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a very very important letter that you've written, you and
Chip Roy, and you're sending it to Speaker Johnson to
get this into I guess to get to the President's desk.
Tell the folks what the letter is involving and what
you're looking for.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
Yeah, So I want to say this is a thirty
eight member letter. This is something that so many in
our conference know in their heart of hearts is the
right position. That we're the party that stands before people
at a town hall and when you're asked about energy production,
we're able to say that we want the free market
to determine that, not that which government props up through
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tax preferential treatment. And the Democrat ideology what President Trump's
even said in September, because he understands this, he gets it.
President Trump and September said, in order to go after inflation,
we are going to repeal the Green new Scalm. And
it's these eight different tax characteristics of the IRA that
through the reconciliation process, Democrats put into place. And what
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this group of thirty eight is saying we don't want
to lose the only opportunity we've got to repeal this
trillion dollar over ten years, trillion dollar. CBO scores it
up to eight twenty five. Goldmann sas it's a trillion
dollar cost of the taxpayer. But the greater harm is
what it's going to do in displacing the liquid gold.
And how much of our electric generation is being displaced
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by winding solar and we are handing over for the
battery solar components, We're handing over economic growth to China
at our expense. And this is like tying a stone
in your sling shot when we're trying to return to
energy dominance. Let the free market decide, and let's make
sure that energy dominance for our fossil fuel industry is
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getting consumer's choice, not government's preferential treatment of who's cozy
and whose lobbyist had the last word with the member
of cong.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
Very important, very very important issue. Yeah. I come from
an oil background, twelve years in the oil business. This
is and I'm a staunch conservative. I'm a magas staunch
conservative in this Inflation Reduction Act has proven to be
the exact opposite caused more inflation because of things you're
talking about subsidizing industries that frankly aren't ready to be
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subsidized anyway, not ready for primetime, so to speak. Wind energy,
solar energy, hydro energy, these things they'll have their day,
but not yet. In the meantime, we're wasting hundreds of
billions of taxpayer dollars on this. I'm very much in
favor of this. I love everything you're doing. Here's the question.
You have thirty eight signatories. What about the two hundred
and nineteen to what one hundred and eighty one other
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GOP congress people. Why aren't they signing this too? Because
this really is a left right issue, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
Look it is, Look at I if you'll give me
a moment here there's something that coined the term emotional intelligence.
In fact, a book was written about this years ago,
based upon what happened in Stanford University in nineteen sixty five,
where they took a group of four year olds and
six hundred of them and said, if you eat the marshmallow,
it's all you get. But if you'll wait five minutes
and not give into the instinct of the moment, instant gratification.
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We'll come back and we'll give you something better. Two
hundred of those four year olds and nineteen sixty five
passed that test, didn't give into the instant gratification of
the treat of the moment. And then twenty years later
they came back and looked at those students that were
able to have the restraint were two hundred points higher
on their SAT scores, and they wrote a book about
it called Emotional Intelligence. Don't trade the dream of tomorrow
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for the treat of the moment, or.
Speaker 1 (06:55):
More importantly, don't think members of Congress are smarter than
a four old because it's almost the same damn thing,
Congress that I'm telling you. I'm ticked that Donald Trump
said we are going to repel the green news scam.
Remember that, Yes, Inflation Reduction Act is shocked full of
green news scam, hand away, give up, give overs to
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to solos, some Chinese solar.
Speaker 2 (07:24):
Yes, we're creating the dream of energy dominance. We're trading
the dream of energy independence that we were led unto
in the in the under forty five and we're trying
to be you know, follow the leadership. Go back into
forty seven into this and every one of these things.
These preferential treatments are undermining it. It's the treats of
lobbyists who will come into offices and say, hey, promise,
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made promise, kep, you guys started this. We've kind of
built a business model, see it through fruition. The problem
is we also another thing up here. No no member
can commit the next member of Congress to fulfill what
the Democrat agenda was.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
That's why you have some les. Tell me, tell me
whom would push back on the right. I give every
single left he's going to push back on this. They
just love solar, They love you know, these pipe dreams
of the Marshmore.
Speaker 2 (08:12):
It's the marshmellow tree.
Speaker 1 (08:16):
Every every Oklahoma, every Texas, every Pennsylvania, every h Louisiana, Arkansas,
Every congress Republican congress person in those states should be
signing your letter. Why are they not?
Speaker 2 (08:32):
I look forward to your follow up interviews and you
preaching the message that this thirty eight is saying, we
cannot lose the whole loaf for trying to be concerned
about parochial interest of what you may have one or
two industries.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
They say, we really like this.
Speaker 2 (08:47):
Keep it. And by the way, here's a campaign donation
that is marshmallow eating thinking. It's not emotional intelligence. We
cannot trade the dream of energy dominance for the dream
for the trades.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
To say something. Let's say something else. One of the
biggest problems with this whole idea of solar, hydro and
wind it's not reliable, is not on demand. If it's
not windy, you don't produce electricity. If it's not sunny,
you don't produce electricity. What really works? Listen, what really works?
(09:22):
You want to you don't like fossil fuels, Let's start
opening up some nuclear plants and then you'll really be
energy dominant around the globe.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
The tax law should be just not philanthropical tax Is
it not enough that tax law should be just why
do we feel like we That is not a Republican
position to make to do preferenceer treatment. Republican position is
we don't take from the many to give for the
to the few.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
We don't do that.
Speaker 2 (09:50):
We let the free market determine scarce allocation of capital,
and in that way that then the consumer chooses that
which is reliable, that which is going to be there,
that which is the lowest cost for the for the
long term.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
That's the solution. Are some of these deals. Are some
of these things the reason why people aren't jumping all
over this thing completely. You get the full caucus on
your side, because there are some negotiations going on with
with with the budget. That's that we're that they're trying
to get through. Push through now in the tax cuts, Well,
this is this is a if we'll fully repeal.
Speaker 2 (10:25):
President Trump is all in favor of full repeal of this.
We repeal this. It helps our balance sheets, It helps.
Speaker 1 (10:31):
Us implement all the things that we need to do.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
For physical bearers, I'm a home land security We passed
out a committee to be able to do physical barriers,
seven hundred mill physical barriers. There's a trillion dollars over
ten years.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
If you will repeal these say that again. Say that again.
If the left is the lete, say that again. Let's
put a dollar amount. How much is.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
Trillion dollars of tax preferential treatment, tax credits, some of
the refundable tax credits.
Speaker 1 (10:55):
You don't have a dime in taxes, and.
Speaker 2 (10:57):
Yet we pay you for production, not because you have
a tax line, ability, because we send you a check
in the mail because we like what you do. Thus
says government that is taking from the many of us
as Americans and giving to the few who are politically
well healed, well connected.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Right well, Congressman Josh Burkeen again, I'm all about it.
I love what you're doing. You're an energy guy, You're
from an energy stable. You're also Freedom Caucus, free markets,
free freedom, get government the hell out of business. That's
what that's what we really really did. I had a business.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
I had a business in the dirt moving business, and
I've been on pads, I've been in the free market.
And what people are frustrated by is the is the
government injecting itself, whether it's regulatory you know, advancement that
is needless, or it's picking winners and losers in the
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tax code. And everybody wants to know why can't there
just be fairness even in the tax code.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
I agree, agree, All right, sir, We're going to bring
it back and let us know how this proceeds. Representing
Josh burkeem from Oklahoma. Thank you, appreciate your time, great work.
Thank you, folks. We'll be back in two and a
half minutes. A mad dog. You caught me caught me
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almost made it through the whole week, one whole week
without any mind nan stupidity from Remember that Lady Kamala Harris,
former VP and failed presidential candidate, has had nothing but
(14:07):
time on her hands since November, and this week she
apparently decided to spend some of that free time on
the internet. Here she is talking about elephants for some reason.
Speaker 3 (14:19):
In fact, please allow me, friends to digress for a moment. Okay,
it's kind of dark in here. When I'm asked for a
show of hands. Who saw that video from a couple
of weeks ago, the one of the elephants at the
San Diego Zoo during the earthquake.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Google it if you've not seen it.
Speaker 3 (14:40):
So that scene has been on my mind. Everybody's asking
me what you've been thinking about these days?
Speaker 1 (14:45):
Well, want some more Cami word salad. Well, Lady Kamala
did leave a minute during her very important remarks to
take a few shots at the man who demolished her
in presidential race. This next clip may seem like more
of the same from Kamala, typical disoriented rant with no
(15:06):
clear point or purpose, But try and focus on that tone.
That tone, Kamala seems angry about something.
Speaker 3 (15:12):
Listen, But sadly, we have seen quite the opposite over
these past few months.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
Now.
Speaker 3 (15:28):
I know tonight's event happens to coincide with the one
hundred days after the inauguration, and I'll leave it to
others to give a full accounting of what has happened
so far, but I will say this, instead of an
administration working to advance America's highest ideas, we are witnessing
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the whole sale abandonment of those ideals.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
Let's see what she does. She gets really mad and
she shakes her head like this, like we're supposed to
agree with her, right more Kamala. Of course, Kamala made
sure to give her verbal support to Senator Chris Van Holland,
you know the idiot who's obsessed with deported gang members
bringing back to the United States. She also had some
nice things to say about Senator Corey Booker's recent work
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and the other Democrat Marian who has been all over
the headlines lately for his in your face antics and
loud butt pointless accusations. Kamala basically gave a round of
applause to any leftists making destructive, divisive noise right now.
Oh here she is shouting out the deranged leftist lunatics
who followed her lead in dragging the Democrat Party right
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through the mud.
Speaker 3 (16:56):
Including congressional leaders like Corey Booker, Chris Van Holland, Chris Murphy,
Jasmine Crocket not Swell Cross alcand Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1 (17:08):
As a who's who a right folks, Who's who are losers?
I'll say, we couldn't mention Kamala Harris without giving you
one moment from this week that made me shake my
head in disbelief kind of embarrassment. Here is that very moment.
Speaker 4 (17:21):
I'm glad that you're here at this gala, you know,
like I was telling them, you know, you can't have
a gala without the.
Speaker 3 (17:26):
Gay and then the column exactly between us we are.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
Yeah, that was almost present. Wow, Tampon Timmy. Meanwhile, Timmy
Wallas has been making some noise of his own lately.
Is there anyone more unself aware, if that's the way
to put it, or has lacking self awareness more than
Tampon tim Is he the most unlikable kind of guy? Well,
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the failed VP pick and his former running mate appeared
to still be in sync. Whenever one of them acts stupid,
the other one isn't very far behind. Here's Tampon Timmy
Wall's weekly submission to the Cluest Democrat Highlight Reel for
the Improved People's Lives.
Speaker 5 (18:06):
But I also was on the ticket quite honestly, you know,
because I could code talk to white guys watching football
fixing their truck.
Speaker 1 (18:14):
During that that I could put them at ease.
Speaker 5 (18:16):
I was the permission structure to say, look, you can
do this and vote for this. And you look across
those swing states, with the exception of Minnesota, we didn't
get enough of those votes.
Speaker 1 (18:27):
Jimmy, let me get this straight, Tampons, you were picked
as vice president because you could code talk to white
guys watching football fixing their truck. When you said you
were a hunter, you couldn't load your own shotgun. And
by the way, it was your policy to put tampons
in boys' bathrooms in the state of Minnesota. That's why
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you were picked to talk to those guys. They're out
of their minds, folks. Can you believe that we're now
in May? Today? Is May first? Isn't it May Day? Somewhere?
Jasmine rask No, Jamie Raskin is still lying about kar
Orbrega Garcia.
Speaker 6 (19:05):
He was arrested and swept up and flown out of
the country to Ol Salvador as part of the government's
dragnet campaign against trend de Aragua. But he had no
criminal record, there were no outstanding criminal charges against him,
and he had no association with any criminal gang. And
yet he was sent to the dictator of El Salvador
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because he has a tattoo on his right arm which
was mistakenly associated with Trende Iragua.
Speaker 1 (19:32):
What would it be of this Democrat roundup if we
didn't put one of the biggest losers in Congress, Eric Swallwell,
up for a little bit of observation.
Speaker 7 (19:44):
The President deported a four year old American citizen with
cancer stage four cancer, took him away from his American
citizen father and his American cancer treatment. People just want
to cheap eggs, and now you're deporting kids with cancer.
(20:09):
We are so far off course from where the American
people wanted this administration to go.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
Was this about the economy, eggs, deportations or cancer? I
have no idea. More cluelessness from the left comes in
the form of yep, Jasmine Crockett couldn't leave her out,
who apparently had no idea that other countries have been
sending their people to the United States. And she's a
Texas congresswoman.
Speaker 8 (20:37):
As far as I'm concerning, you randomly kidnapping folk and
you're throwing them out of the country, against their civil rights,
against their constitutional rights. And frankly, how would they feel
if some other country decided that they were going to
just start throwing people randomly in our country like that?
Is absolutely insane. So yes, all I gotta say is
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you'll need you of these bulls out of here.
Speaker 1 (21:00):
It's gracious, Well, it's about the biggest losers. I've ever
remember that show, The Biggest Loser. I'm not sure I
think all of you, Kamala Harris swallwell, we just need
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next guest was a congress a woman from California, a
Republican by the way, who sees how communist China can
be a big problem for the US. I'm happy to
have former Representative Michelle Steele in the hot seat. Michelle.
It may I call you Michelle Michelle, so you're I
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would call you a China expert when you were in Congress.
I believe two terms, if I'm not mistaken, your focus
was on making sure China doesn't make too many inroads
into the things that we hold. Hear, our intellectual property,
maybe even our farmland, et cetera. Tell us. What you
see is China as big of a threat as someone
like me may feel there.
Speaker 4 (24:52):
China is a much bigger threat. I was on Congressional
Committee on China, and I was on by Commission on China,
so I hear so many stuffs from there. You know what,
China became number two in the whole world the economy size,
they're not you know what, China didn't build it. They
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stole our intellectual property at the cost of our you
know workers in America. That's the where they grew. So
this prisident Trump's tariff. Actually it's going to end our
greatest job theft in the history. So that's gonna work.
And this present Trump, I.
Speaker 1 (25:36):
Want to clarify you, so you you like the teriff
kind of terror war we've got going on.
Speaker 4 (25:41):
With China, because you know what already impacted in Chinese
economy and as of now, the we what what we
are actually imposed that tariff since April, about sixteen million
Chinese workers already lost their job. So they have come
to the table and they have to practice clean bear trade.
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They stop bringing those precrysal ventanyls, and they have to
really stop stealing our intellectual properties.
Speaker 1 (26:13):
Talk to us a little bit. You know, we can
talk about intellectual property. By the way, folks, we didn't
realize that back in two or three decades ago, China
would send ambassadors over here. We'd be welcoming. They walk
through our plants or manufacturing plants, and at one point
they realized that they were using rubber and sticky shoes
to pick up our allies and some of our metals
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and stealing our technology, literally theft under their shoes, and
they're bringing back to China and then doing it cheaper
than us and competing with us. This relationship with Putin
and some of the other dictators around the world, the
China Ishijing Ping, are you as concerned about as I am?
Speaker 4 (26:58):
Yes, I do. But you know what, it's their self
interest because they are getting a lot of gains. They
are bringing oil from Russia and rare earth minerals and
they are actually doing partnership to mine for coppers copper
in Russia. So yes, I am. But at the same time,
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China is doing self interest and Russia is gonna find
out as of now that they cannot really work with
our allies in the Pacific area. That's the reason that
they are very close to Russia and North Korea and Iran,
and they try to show and challenge our US military power.
Speaker 1 (27:37):
What about this idea of the South China see, I
mean there's some you know, a lot of countries are
we are, We're pushing back on trying to building these
military bases out in the South China. See there, I
guess against international law. Why is no one stopping them
from doing this?
Speaker 4 (27:54):
We actually USA is and we are working with all
these drills exercise in exercising drills together and yes, we
are working on it that we really have to stop
because China believes in One China policy, so they want
to take over Taiwan by twenty twenty seven. But at
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the same time, now that they're fighting all these islands
to gain that they're rare earth minerals and oil, natural gas,
and then actually fishing rides and shipping routes that they
want to control because about twenty one percent of all
the merchandise go through that shipping routes. And East to
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See I don't call that East China Sea, it is
East to See and they've been fighting and tried to
take over and they try to actually want to see
that East China want policy on the East Sea. So
it's really interesting that they try to actually expand, not
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just going out to Russia and other countries. But they
tried to work with our allies. It was not really
work are meeting last April with South Korea and Japan.
It didn't work it out.
Speaker 1 (29:09):
Michelle. Are they going to take Taiwan? I mean it
would happen very quickly, but unless we ensure that they don't.
And I'm against getting involved in foreign wars. I'm not
suggesting we do it militarily or even financially. But the
concern is not just Taiwan, not just China. One policy
is the Taiwanese chip makers. They produced something seventy five
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percent of the world's chips and that's a big risk
to US.
Speaker 4 (29:38):
It is big risk. But they are watching very closely
present Trumps, tariff and present Trumps, the readiness to work
with on waiving support for our allies, and present Trumps
that the you know, work economic pressure to China. I
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think these one, these all these commitments together, I don't
think they're gonna go after Taiwan. Taiwan is sovereign country,
and Taiwan we really have to stay because when they
take over Taiwan, how where they gonna stop? Because they're
gonna go after South Korea, Japan and other countries. Our
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defense line is going to be changed, and it's not
really the right way to do it. And President Trump
was working on it. That's why I call that President
Trump's China doctrine for these three things that limit Chinese
economic uh you know, power, and then we stopped China
going after all these indo PERTIFC countries. And then his
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commitment to economic pressure and military the readiness and this
is really helpful and I really like what President Trump.
Speaker 1 (30:47):
Are the Chinese people happy with Shiji being I mean
he's a dictator for life, I guess are a leader
for life self appointed? Are they happy with the way
because China's struggling, the economy is slowing down, They're having
you know, birth rate issues that there's a lot of
issues in China. They're happy with this guy.
Speaker 4 (31:05):
You know what, we never saw any protests until twenty
twenty two, twenty twenty four. It's getting out there, so
you know what, Chinese people are not trust she at
this point, and especially after that ter their economy is
really impacted. And I don't think these people that, you
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know what, when they're propaganda, you're going to be okay,
only twenty percent going to the United States, but that
twenty percent affects so much all these companies. They realize that,
you know what, this is all wrong propaganda that she's
been us spreading China.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
Michelle Sie, I want to get you back as you
We need a good you know, China Asia expert. And
you know, I'm sorry you're not in Congress anymore, but
if you're not, we'd like to we'd like to get
you back on appreciate your time. Michelle Steele.
Speaker 4 (31:58):
Thank you, Thank you so much are inviting me.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
All right, all right, folks again, this this new show's
dropping tonight on the ground. You can go to my
social media. I'll put it up there all the links
and you'll, uh just check it out and we'll be
back in two and a half minutes. A lot more show.
Bannon's coming up soon too. Mad Dog Hawaii met them.
(32:29):
Can I give a skycamp for a second? So he
busted me. We showed the sidecam, saw my red bulls.
My wife just texted me, She's like, you're gonna what
do you drink? Your red bull for you're gonna get
her baby. I was up at five in the morning
to get the flight to get back here. All right,
I'm sorry, let me get this straight. So Democrats, the
Democrat guy, you know, trying to impeach President. This new guy,
(32:53):
all of a sudden, he's bubbling up. This guy's trying
to impeach Trump left one hundred and seventy animals include
beagles to die and is now defunct pharmaceutical lab in
New Jersey. Sounds about right for a Democrat, right, So
here we go again down the impeachment rabbit hole. Listen.
Speaker 9 (33:12):
I mean, we should never take impeachment off the table.
We should never take where we see law breaking, we
should never take accountability.
Speaker 4 (33:20):
Off the table.
Speaker 9 (33:21):
And I think that I don't think that we should be,
you know, promising anything.
Speaker 1 (33:27):
Alc never met an impeachment of a Trump that she
didn't love. Here we go again. Trump's a Nazi and
a fascist totalitarian wasn't working. Calls for violence against Tesla
and Trump and right wingers in Mago wasn't working. Now
I guess it's time to the old faithful. Let's impeach
some guy that I'd never heard of. John James. Is
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he a congressman? This guy he said, He said, ladies.
Speaker 10 (33:54):
And gentleman, I am going to start the impeachment of
Donald Trump.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
What the hell did I do? Here we go again.
They have learned nothing and now this formally unknown, now known,
but soon to be unknown again. Congressman Shri Thanadar sre
Fanadar filed for impeachment of President Trump over the deportation
of an MS thirteen gang banger who abused his wife,
not once, not twice, but several times.
Speaker 11 (34:19):
This is Congressman shrit Caanadar. Donald Trump has already done
real damage to our democracy. But defining a unanimous nine
zero Supreme Court ruling that has to be the final straw,
is time we impeach Donald J.
Speaker 1 (34:36):
Trump.
Speaker 11 (34:37):
The court said the wrongfully deported Kilmer Garcia must be
allowed to return and received due process.
Speaker 1 (34:45):
Trump ignored it.
Speaker 11 (34:46):
He ignored the Constitution, He ignored the very checks and
balances that keep our democracy impact.
Speaker 1 (34:54):
Right, Hey, Ben mad dog in the control and just
react that. Just give me the first ten seconds of
that guy. I thought was that was like Jimmy Fallon
from SNL doing a skit. Just give me the first
ten seconds of that, can you?
Speaker 11 (35:06):
This is Congressman Shriet Tanadar. Donald Trump has already done
real damage to our democracy, but defying.
Speaker 1 (35:15):
Sky treat Thanadar. Okay, all this over an illegal immigrant
gang banger. Yes, Garcia is a gang member, confirmed many
times over, even by courts. Yes, he abused his wife
several times. And now we find out that more than once.
There's more, and it's even worse than we thought it was.
(35:36):
Turns out that his wife actually filed a second protective
order in twenty twenty against the MS thirteen guy that
got the Poortil Salvador guy says he made murder threats
against her and that she was worried for her own
life and the lives of her children. But sure, Democrats,
keep on loving this guy the way you do. So
before I come back to this ridiculous attempt at impeachment
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against Trumpet, no one should care about it at all.
It'll go nowhere. This whole thing is an exercise and
typical Democrat bull s. We should almost always find it.
We always do find out that the Democrat kicking up
the dirt at President Trump usually is one who's got
plenty of dirt of their own, and this dirt bag
is one of them. It's some Anthony Fauci level disgusting crap.
(36:22):
But first, who is this Shri Tanadar? Well? Not that
I want to give this guy too much airtime, but
Shreith Fanadar was born in India and eventually made his
way to Michigan. A chemist and business owner, shere served
in the Michigan State House before he was elected in
twenty twenty two and somehow was re elected in November.
He also tried to run for governor of Michigan in
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twenty eighteen and was as well we can see smoked unsuccessful.
Well sre used to own a pharmaceutical company that got
shut down, and this is absolutely sickening and truly pains
me to even explain it to you what happened. Democrats
tend to lean to the disgusting side and they need
to be exposed for who they really are no matter what.
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So when that farm, a company of Shri was shut down,
he walked away and left one hundred and seventy dogs
and monkeys to starve. And not just that, but he
actively tried to prevent their rescue.
Speaker 12 (37:18):
Year after year they were confined to crates with no
opportunity to leave. Shri Tannadar got rich running tests on dogs.
His research company kept over one hundred dogs, testing drugs
and chemicals on them, never let out of their cages.
When Tree's company went bankrupt, it abandoned the building, leaving
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the starving dogs trapped in their crates. A judge stopped it.
Speaker 1 (37:42):
But who could be so cruel?
Speaker 12 (37:44):
Tell Shrie Tannadar.
Speaker 1 (37:46):
Fortunately it ends well. Despite Shri Tanadar's every effort, the
pups were rescued today.
Speaker 10 (37:53):
We rescued one hundred and twenty beagles from a.
Speaker 6 (37:56):
Lab in New Jersey that had gone out of business,
and some signs of ours at an animal rights organization
in New York City went and freed them.
Speaker 1 (38:07):
Thankfully, thankful, but seriously, what's in the water? Over in Michigan,
the elect squad member and terrorist lover Rashida Talib and
animal abusers are apparently okay with them too. I don't
care what side of the aisle you're on, but something's
actually humanly fundamentally wrong with you if you're voting in
animal abusers to represent you and your children in Congress.
But wait, there's more, isn't there? Always? In addition animal
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cruelty allegation. Street Tannadar was sued by Avoman Holdings in
twenty sixteen for allegedly inflating the company's value in this sale,
from which he made twenty million dollars. He settled that
case just four days before it was set to go
to trial. But Democrats don't burden themselves with such pesky details,
do they. Oh, and Shree has about eight hundred thousand
(38:52):
dollars in campaign debt. Even more dirt Tree, he wants
victims of Trump derangement syndrome to donate to his each
Trump cause. This guy's just parroting the same sad lines
he's seen the stars of the Democrat Party going on
and on and on about the leftist machine handouts, where
each of the soldiers gets the same lines of propaganda
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they're meant to dish out.
Speaker 13 (39:18):
First they come for the immigrants, then they come for
the judges. Who will be next in this fastest frenzy?
Will it be you or me?
Speaker 1 (39:31):
Fascist frenzy? Got it? You think that's badness? Clown stands
in front of a church and an image of MLK
because this is the party of racial panduras. Per usual
talk about the issues.
Speaker 11 (39:44):
People are frustrated, were angry, people are fearful about what's
happening with the cuts in Washington, DC.
Speaker 1 (39:51):
You see, this is the party of snowflakes and cover
up artists. Whenever they try to rise up in their party,
it means either one they really need the attention they're
now getting, or two they've committed crimes and need to deflect.
Are sometimes both really, I think failed presidential candidate and
real nobody Corey Booker standing an adult diaper and whining
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on the floor of Congress for twenty five hours. Wow.
A resounding award for the no one cares goes to
sub Timu Obama, who tried desperately to be seen and
only ended up soiling himself in the name of standing
up to President and Trump over his love for violent
gang members and their right to stay in America to
terrorize citizens of this country. Now and what I can
(40:33):
only describe as an unfunny snl skit actually just as
an sl skit funny because most of them aren't funny anymore.
We're now talking about a dog abuser and all around
trash human being imported from Indian somehow elected to Congress,
who thinks this is a moment to shine and file
articles of impeachment. Somehow he will be forgotten. His sad
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little mission will go nowhere. But we won't forget the animals,
those innocent and monkeys he callously left to die, viciously
left behind. They really do roll out the winners on
the left over there, don't they? You get another notch
in the belt of the Democrat Party? What a joke.
We'll be back two and a half minutes. You know,
(41:35):
they used to call Cleveland the Mistake by the Lake,
but I'm telling you it's a really fun city. The
Rock and Roll Hall of Fames in Cleveland, it's awesome.
That place is really really cool to see. All right,
you know what time it is, You know what time
it is. It's time for the rumbles Chat to start
liking me again, because they don't like me for fifty
two minutes of the show, but they last eight minutes.
They love because because Steve Benn is coming on, and
(41:57):
I love it because I learned something and I believe
Mike Dave, this is with Steve this time. Ben. Did
you have you You know yesterday, two nights ago, I was
with you and I told you I was going to
the White House yesterday, talked to Caroline Levitt, went to
the briefing for the new media you know, influencers or whatever.
I got a question in there and here's what I asked.
And immediately telling you this because it kind of went
(42:19):
kind of went everywhere afterwards. But take a listen. So Caroline,
Madam Press Secretary, the Carolyn, thank you Caroline. Over the weekend,
the White House Correspondence Association had their Gayle and they
had their dinner and Alex Thompson from now Axios. Prior
to that, Politico didn't really apologize, but came forward and said,
(42:41):
we quote unquote missed the story of Joe Biden's demise,
his health demise, his cognitive demise during during the four years.
Jake Tapper has written the book since President Trump was
elected that they missed the demise of Joe Biden as well.
Fast forward to this lawsuit with the CBS. Right so
the media legacy media has not been held accountable. Will
(43:05):
this lawsuit with CBS go to fruition and others. I
would love to see it go to trial so that
we can see so they could be held accountable. Additionally,
will the New York Times being joined into that lawsuit
because The New York Times has already stated that they
agree with CBS, and Trump has said maybe we're going
to sue the New York Times as well. And as
a follow up to all this, it really does dovetail
(43:26):
because it's not just left leaning media Fox News. Fox
News put out a poll. I'm a statistician. The poll
they put out was wildly biased against President Trump. Well,
Fox sue Fox. Well, Trump sue Fox for their methodology
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in Poland.
Speaker 3 (43:48):
Two great questions.
Speaker 14 (43:49):
Let me hit the first one first. As for CBS
and the White House Correspondence Association dinner, it was.
Speaker 1 (44:00):
They gave an award to a.
Speaker 14 (44:03):
Journalist for talking about Biden's mental incompetence. He wrote a
story about it years after the American people knew that
story to be true. I recall being on President Trump's
campaign and calling out Joe Biden's cognitive decline, and we
were accused of manufacturing deep fakes. My predecessor accused us
(44:26):
for manufacturing deep fakes from the White House podium when
she knew and everybody in this White House knew, the
true status of Joe Biden's physical and mental fitness. As
for the lawsuit against CBS, the President and his legal
team fully intend to carry this lawsuit forward. The President
put out a very strong statement in regard to that
(44:46):
and fake news CBS this morning. And then as for
the Fox News poll, President's right.
Speaker 4 (44:53):
These are fake polls.
Speaker 14 (44:54):
They overpoll Democrats, they underpoll President Trump supporters.
Speaker 1 (44:59):
It's always been.
Speaker 14 (44:59):
The case for media polls. They consistently underestimate President Trump's
support amongst the public.
Speaker 1 (45:05):
So what do you think, will will Will they continue
the lawsuit with CBS to you know, to trial or thereabout?
And will why don't they enjoin the New York Times
and honestly sue Fox? They was the most biased poll
I've seen, methodology wise.
Speaker 10 (45:22):
First off, I got I don't bury the lead. I
am a statistician. Was that your was that your was
that your quote the pirate head pirate? I am a statistician.
Speaker 1 (45:34):
Well, I mean okay, said economists. I mean yeah, I do.
Speaker 10 (45:38):
Stash Cherry Cherry Redstone, Cherry Redstone is going to throw
sixty minutes under the bus. So quick to cut a
deal with President Trump because Mike Davis they need the
FTC in the Justice Department. Both I think to sign
off on the merger of was it sky Dance and
UH and CBS And I don't I don't think it's
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not only not going to trial, I think this thing's
gonna be settled before Memorial Day, brother, because I think
they got to get it off the table. There's no merger.
I don't think they gets some merger done while this
lawsuits out there.
Speaker 1 (46:13):
Let me throw a fox, a little fox at you, Steve.
And when I said fox's my office was. It was
on the seventeenth floor. And during the elections, midterms and
presidential elections, the election desks they called the election desk
who took over the conference room right outside my office.
And they're all liberally, they were all lefties. They couldn't
stand Trump in twenty sixteen. Now walk in there every
day and like he's gonna win. There there's no path,
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there's no I do the math. I love I love maths,
but there's a path. He's not gonna he's gonna win. Guys,
they just played with their heads. But here here we
are now twenty twenty five, and they're still playing around
with undersampling Republicans and pro Trump people for some stupid reason.
Speaker 10 (46:55):
No, because they are you know they're never gonna It's
all narrative warfare. The polls are all narrative warfare.
Speaker 1 (47:00):
You know that. That's what we have restmas on here.
Speaker 10 (47:02):
I think does a really great job. John McLaughlin and
the President talked about this last night on the News
Nation town Hall. John McLaughlin's done an analysis of how
they underreport Trump voters. I wouldn't worry about the polls,
but I think you're I do think on the sixty minutes.
I agree with you in theory, and President Trump will
take it all the way. I in practice, I believe
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this is going to get cleaned up, Eric in a
very short time to make sure that mergering go through
very quickly.
Speaker 1 (47:29):
You mentioned the Cuomo the town hall last day. I
it was a great town hall. You guys are terrific.
I just I texted Kuloma, like, what do you mean?
What do you mean? Steve? You're you've affectionately called Steve
Bannon the maga animal spirit that gave him that line.
He's stowy, it told me. He owes me a voca.
You and I, Steve, You and I were talking the
(47:49):
other night, and you see, you know, Mike Walls I'm
gonna I'm gonna out you. You nailed this. You said
walls is probably probably removed at some point, and so
what's what's gonna happen? And you said, you know, maybe
Ruby I will take over duel responsible. You nailed it.
Here's my issue. Here's my issue. Mark calipering come out
comes out today and reports it. What did he call
(48:11):
you first and you let him break the story? Wow?
Speaker 10 (48:15):
You got good infun No, No, I had nothing to
do just I was just just thinking I would just
spitballing with you.
Speaker 1 (48:22):
I was just thinking out loud, Oh you just lucky.
Speaker 10 (48:27):
Luck Hey, hey hey, but I do want to say,
hang on, hang on, hang on, don't go anywhere, hang on.
I did get some reports, because you know, the war
rooms dialed and everywhere. I did get some reports from
the briefing room yesterday about you, sir, And what did
I get? No, what did I get? And I thought
that we had worked this through. I thought the rumble
(48:48):
chat had worked this through with you. You're sitting in
the briefing room and you're in moanent about the tariffs.
Speaker 1 (48:55):
We need zero terriffs. Why are we doing this?
Speaker 10 (48:58):
I heard my phone was blown what's the story of.
Speaker 1 (49:02):
This matters? Who told you that? Oh? I know, I got,
I got I know. I'm not saying I know exactly.
He's probably coming up on your show later. I'm guessing
maybe maybe coming up on the show later. Well maybe
listen baby, like you're you're amazing again. I learned I
(49:24):
should have. Everything we talked about on Tuesday night is
somehow happened. It's wild, it's awesome anyway. So but but
but hold of Eric before you go.
Speaker 10 (49:34):
What do you think of the move of of you know,
to unite nations, particularly to Rubio the first time since
Henry Kissinger that this has happened.
Speaker 1 (49:43):
Yeah, you know, I think for me and you and
I both know these these guys, all these guys very well.
If I were Trump, I'd like let let Rubio take
over the NS
Action. There you go, mad Dog three to one action,
mad Dog says today and step three two one cute,
got it, got it. It's like we're doing a movie here.
The only thing different is that we're live and we're
doing news, and we're doing TV. Cables have like digital everything.
There is New York stocking shaped, folks. The market is
closed four o'clock. This we always do. We marked uh
now we see, guys, we can't use those those aren't
(00:33):
those aren't updated. Right now, I have the Dow Jones
up eighty two points. Right now, I have Masdak up
two hundred and eighty four points. Right now, I got
the S and P up thirty five points, a couple
of the big stock zone. It's just really what's important
because everyone again not because I was on Wall Street.
It's because everyone is somehow involved in the stock market.
Seventy percent of people have something in a four owe
(00:55):
care pension fund loosely tied to the stock market. Tesla,
the one everyone's looking at, down a little bit down
a buck sixty four. Remember Tim wall says, I want
to see Tesla go lower at two twenty five. It's
two eighty, so it's a lot higher Amazon, Apple doing okay,
Netflix and Vidio, all of them doing up a little
bit today. Oil prices remain saw fifty nine dollars a
(01:15):
barrel matters lower oil prices, lower inflation period and look
at gold gold still holding thirty two hundred and thirty
seven dollars ounce. Took a hit eighty two bucks an
ounce to day, so what still thirty two hundred dollars ounce?
All right? By the way, breaking news today, National Security
Advisor Mike Walls and Deputy National Security Advisor, his deputy,
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Alex Wong are out over the signal chat issue in
which Walls was somehow I guess. I'm guessing now, and
we don't know the details. Someone invited Jeffrey Goldberg, the
editor in chief of The Atlantic, into that chat with
the national security officials where Yemen airstrikes were discussed. Pete
(01:58):
Hegseth was talking about the there, Marco Ruby was talking
about things there. President Trump just announced that Mike Walls
will be taking over as the United States Ambassador to
the United Nations. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will be
the interim National Security Advisor. We're going to delvint this later,
but my guess is because they got rid of the
Deputy National Security Advisor but kept the walls made him ambassador.
(02:20):
It was probably the deputy who leaked that to Jeffrey
Goldberg and they had to get rid of them. My also, guest,
I think Marco Ruby is going to handle both jobs
for a while. If I were Trump and know these
guys a long time, I'd let Marco Ruby o be
the NSA, the National Security Advisor, bring in Witkoff for
someone to do the secretary of state thing. There are
a lot of guys that can do Secretary of State.
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Ruby will be a good NSA because you got to
know foreign policy, You got to know what we have
our assets here at home, land security stuff. A lot
of advising from the NSSA, all right. Short a while ago,
I spoke with Congressman Josh Brikeen about a letter he
and Congressman Chip Roy sent to Chairman Jason Smith of
the House Ways and Means Committee imploring the need to
(03:04):
repeal the full repeal of the Inflation Reduction Act. Remember
that Trump came in and said I'm going to get
rid of the Inflation Reduction Act at specifically the Green
energy BS subsidies. Take a look Okay, joining me now.
Representative Josh Barkeen from the great State of Oklahoma, second
District Congress. Been really good to have you on. There's
(03:26):
a very very important letter that you've written, you and
Chip Roy, and you're sending it to Speaker Johnson to
get this into I guess to get to the President's desk.
Tell the folks what the letter is involving and what
you're looking for.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
Yeah, So I want to say this is a thirty
eight member letter. This is something that so many in
our conference know in their heart of hearts is the
right position. That we're the party that stands before people
at a town hall and when you're asked about energy production,
we're able to say that we want the free market
to determine that, not that which government props up through
(04:03):
tax preferential treatment. And the Democrat ideology what President Trump's
even said in September, because he understands this, he gets it.
President Trump and September said, in order to go after inflation,
we are going to repeal the Green new Scalm. And
it's these eight different tax characteristics of the IRA that
through the reconciliation process, Democrats put into place. And what
(04:24):
this group of thirty eight is saying we don't want
to lose the only opportunity we've got to repeal this
trillion dollar over ten years, trillion dollar. CBO scores it
up to eight twenty five. Goldmann sas it's a trillion
dollar cost of the taxpayer. But the greater harm is
what it's going to do in displacing the liquid gold.
And how much of our electric generation is being displaced
(04:48):
by winding solar and we are handing over for the
battery solar components, We're handing over economic growth to China
at our expense. And this is like tying a stone
in your sling shot when we're trying to return to
energy dominance. Let the free market decide, and let's make
sure that energy dominance for our fossil fuel industry is
(05:11):
getting consumer's choice, not government's preferential treatment of who's cozy
and whose lobbyist had the last word with the member
of cong.
Speaker 1 (05:19):
Very important, very very important issue. Yeah. I come from
an oil background, twelve years in the oil business. This
is and I'm a staunch conservative. I'm a magas staunch
conservative in this Inflation Reduction Act has proven to be
the exact opposite caused more inflation because of things you're
talking about subsidizing industries that frankly aren't ready to be
(05:41):
subsidized anyway, not ready for primetime, so to speak. Wind energy,
solar energy, hydro energy, these things they'll have their day,
but not yet. In the meantime, we're wasting hundreds of
billions of taxpayer dollars on this. I'm very much in
favor of this. I love everything you're doing. Here's the question.
You have thirty eight signatories. What about the two hundred
and nineteen to what one hundred and eighty one other
(06:02):
GOP congress people. Why aren't they signing this too? Because
this really is a left right issue, isn't it.
Speaker 2 (06:10):
Look it is, Look at I if you'll give me
a moment here there's something that coined the term emotional intelligence.
In fact, a book was written about this years ago,
based upon what happened in Stanford University in nineteen sixty five,
where they took a group of four year olds and
six hundred of them and said, if you eat the marshmallow,
it's all you get. But if you'll wait five minutes
and not give into the instinct of the moment, instant gratification.
(06:32):
We'll come back and we'll give you something better. Two
hundred of those four year olds and nineteen sixty five
passed that test, didn't give into the instant gratification of
the treat of the moment. And then twenty years later
they came back and looked at those students that were
able to have the restraint were two hundred points higher
on their SAT scores, and they wrote a book about
it called Emotional Intelligence. Don't trade the dream of tomorrow
(06:52):
for the treat of the moment, or.
Speaker 1 (06:55):
More importantly, don't think members of Congress are smarter than
a four old because it's almost the same damn thing,
Congress that I'm telling you. I'm ticked that Donald Trump
said we are going to repel the green news scam.
Remember that, Yes, Inflation Reduction Act is shocked full of
green news scam, hand away, give up, give overs to
(07:20):
to solos, some Chinese solar.
Speaker 2 (07:24):
Yes, we're creating the dream of energy dominance. We're trading
the dream of energy independence that we were led unto
in the in the under forty five and we're trying
to be you know, follow the leadership. Go back into
forty seven into this and every one of these things.
These preferential treatments are undermining it. It's the treats of
lobbyists who will come into offices and say, hey, promise,
(07:45):
made promise, kep, you guys started this. We've kind of
built a business model, see it through fruition. The problem
is we also another thing up here. No no member
can commit the next member of Congress to fulfill what
the Democrat agenda was.
Speaker 1 (07:57):
That's why you have some les. Tell me, tell me
whom would push back on the right. I give every
single left he's going to push back on this. They
just love solar, They love you know, these pipe dreams
of the Marshmore.
Speaker 2 (08:12):
It's the marshmellow tree.
Speaker 1 (08:16):
Every every Oklahoma, every Texas, every Pennsylvania, every h Louisiana, Arkansas,
Every congress Republican congress person in those states should be
signing your letter. Why are they not?
Speaker 2 (08:32):
I look forward to your follow up interviews and you
preaching the message that this thirty eight is saying, we
cannot lose the whole loaf for trying to be concerned
about parochial interest of what you may have one or
two industries.
Speaker 1 (08:45):
They say, we really like this.
Speaker 2 (08:47):
Keep it. And by the way, here's a campaign donation
that is marshmallow eating thinking. It's not emotional intelligence. We
cannot trade the dream of energy dominance for the dream
for the trades.
Speaker 1 (08:59):
To say something. Let's say something else. One of the
biggest problems with this whole idea of solar, hydro and
wind it's not reliable, is not on demand. If it's
not windy, you don't produce electricity. If it's not sunny,
you don't produce electricity. What really works? Listen, what really works?
(09:22):
You want to you don't like fossil fuels, Let's start
opening up some nuclear plants and then you'll really be
energy dominant around the globe.
Speaker 2 (09:33):
The tax law should be just not philanthropical tax Is
it not enough that tax law should be just why
do we feel like we That is not a Republican
position to make to do preferenceer treatment. Republican position is
we don't take from the many to give for the
to the few.
Speaker 1 (09:49):
We don't do that.
Speaker 2 (09:50):
We let the free market determine scarce allocation of capital,
and in that way that then the consumer chooses that
which is reliable, that which is going to be there,
that which is the lowest cost for the for the
long term.
Speaker 1 (10:04):
That's the solution. Are some of these deals. Are some
of these things the reason why people aren't jumping all
over this thing completely. You get the full caucus on
your side, because there are some negotiations going on with
with with the budget. That's that we're that they're trying
to get through. Push through now in the tax cuts, Well,
this is this is a if we'll fully repeal.
Speaker 2 (10:25):
President Trump is all in favor of full repeal of this.
We repeal this. It helps our balance sheets, It helps.
Speaker 1 (10:31):
Us implement all the things that we need to do.
Speaker 2 (10:33):
For physical bearers, I'm a home land security We passed
out a committee to be able to do physical barriers,
seven hundred mill physical barriers. There's a trillion dollars over
ten years.
Speaker 1 (10:41):
If you will repeal these say that again. Say that again.
If the left is the lete, say that again. Let's
put a dollar amount. How much is.
Speaker 2 (10:50):
Trillion dollars of tax preferential treatment, tax credits, some of
the refundable tax credits.
Speaker 1 (10:55):
You don't have a dime in taxes, and.
Speaker 2 (10:57):
Yet we pay you for production, not because you have
a tax line, ability, because we send you a check
in the mail because we like what you do. Thus
says government that is taking from the many of us
as Americans and giving to the few who are politically
well healed, well connected.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Right well, Congressman Josh Burkeen again, I'm all about it.
I love what you're doing. You're an energy guy, You're
from an energy stable. You're also Freedom Caucus, free markets,
free freedom, get government the hell out of business. That's
what that's what we really really did. I had a business.
Speaker 2 (11:26):
I had a business in the dirt moving business, and
I've been on pads, I've been in the free market.
And what people are frustrated by is the is the
government injecting itself, whether it's regulatory you know, advancement that
is needless, or it's picking winners and losers in the
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tax code. And everybody wants to know why can't there
just be fairness even in the tax code.
Speaker 1 (11:52):
I agree, agree, All right, sir, We're going to bring
it back and let us know how this proceeds. Representing
Josh burkeem from Oklahoma. Thank you, appreciate your time, great work.
Thank you, folks. We'll be back in two and a
half minutes. A mad dog. You caught me caught me
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without any mind nan stupidity from Remember that Lady Kamala Harris,
former VP and failed presidential candidate, has had nothing but
(14:07):
time on her hands since November, and this week she
apparently decided to spend some of that free time on
the internet. Here she is talking about elephants for some reason.
Speaker 3 (14:19):
In fact, please allow me, friends to digress for a moment. Okay,
it's kind of dark in here. When I'm asked for a
show of hands. Who saw that video from a couple
of weeks ago, the one of the elephants at the
San Diego Zoo during the earthquake.
Speaker 1 (14:36):
Google it if you've not seen it.
Speaker 3 (14:40):
So that scene has been on my mind. Everybody's asking
me what you've been thinking about these days?
Speaker 1 (14:45):
Well, want some more Cami word salad. Well, Lady Kamala
did leave a minute during her very important remarks to
take a few shots at the man who demolished her
in presidential race. This next clip may seem like more
of the same from Kamala, typical disoriented rant with no
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clear point or purpose, But try and focus on that tone.
That tone, Kamala seems angry about something.
Speaker 3 (15:12):
Listen, But sadly, we have seen quite the opposite over
these past few months.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
Now.
Speaker 3 (15:28):
I know tonight's event happens to coincide with the one
hundred days after the inauguration, and I'll leave it to
others to give a full accounting of what has happened
so far, but I will say this, instead of an
administration working to advance America's highest ideas, we are witnessing
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the whole sale abandonment of those ideals.
Speaker 1 (16:10):
Let's see what she does. She gets really mad and
she shakes her head like this, like we're supposed to
agree with her, right more Kamala. Of course, Kamala made
sure to give her verbal support to Senator Chris Van Holland,
you know the idiot who's obsessed with deported gang members
bringing back to the United States. She also had some
nice things to say about Senator Corey Booker's recent work
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and the other Democrat Marian who has been all over
the headlines lately for his in your face antics and
loud butt pointless accusations. Kamala basically gave a round of
applause to any leftists making destructive, divisive noise right now.
Oh here she is shouting out the deranged leftist lunatics
who followed her lead in dragging the Democrat Party right
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through the mud.
Speaker 3 (16:56):
Including congressional leaders like Corey Booker, Chris Van Holland, Chris Murphy,
Jasmine Crocket not Swell Cross alcand Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1 (17:08):
As a who's who a right folks, Who's who are losers?
I'll say, we couldn't mention Kamala Harris without giving you
one moment from this week that made me shake my
head in disbelief kind of embarrassment. Here is that very moment.
Speaker 4 (17:21):
I'm glad that you're here at this gala, you know,
like I was telling them, you know, you can't have
a gala without the.
Speaker 3 (17:26):
Gay and then the column exactly between us we are.
Speaker 1 (17:31):
Yeah, that was almost present. Wow, Tampon Timmy. Meanwhile, Timmy
Wallas has been making some noise of his own lately.
Is there anyone more unself aware, if that's the way
to put it, or has lacking self awareness more than
Tampon tim Is he the most unlikable kind of guy? Well,
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the failed VP pick and his former running mate appeared
to still be in sync. Whenever one of them acts stupid,
the other one isn't very far behind. Here's Tampon Timmy
Wall's weekly submission to the Cluest Democrat Highlight Reel for
the Improved People's Lives.
Speaker 5 (18:06):
But I also was on the ticket quite honestly, you know,
because I could code talk to white guys watching football
fixing their truck.
Speaker 1 (18:14):
During that that I could put them at ease.
Speaker 5 (18:16):
I was the permission structure to say, look, you can
do this and vote for this. And you look across
those swing states, with the exception of Minnesota, we didn't
get enough of those votes.
Speaker 1 (18:27):
Jimmy, let me get this straight, Tampons, you were picked
as vice president because you could code talk to white
guys watching football fixing their truck. When you said you
were a hunter, you couldn't load your own shotgun. And
by the way, it was your policy to put tampons
in boys' bathrooms in the state of Minnesota. That's why
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you were picked to talk to those guys. They're out
of their minds, folks. Can you believe that we're now
in May? Today? Is May first? Isn't it May Day? Somewhere?
Jasmine rask No, Jamie Raskin is still lying about kar
Orbrega Garcia.
Speaker 6 (19:05):
He was arrested and swept up and flown out of
the country to Ol Salvador as part of the government's
dragnet campaign against trend de Aragua. But he had no
criminal record, there were no outstanding criminal charges against him,
and he had no association with any criminal gang. And
yet he was sent to the dictator of El Salvador
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because he has a tattoo on his right arm which
was mistakenly associated with Trende Iragua.
Speaker 1 (19:32):
What would it be of this Democrat roundup if we
didn't put one of the biggest losers in Congress, Eric Swallwell,
up for a little bit of observation.
Speaker 7 (19:44):
The President deported a four year old American citizen with
cancer stage four cancer, took him away from his American
citizen father and his American cancer treatment. People just want
to cheap eggs, and now you're deporting kids with cancer.
(20:09):
We are so far off course from where the American
people wanted this administration to go.
Speaker 1 (20:17):
Was this about the economy, eggs, deportations or cancer? I
have no idea. More cluelessness from the left comes in
the form of yep, Jasmine Crockett couldn't leave her out,
who apparently had no idea that other countries have been
sending their people to the United States. And she's a
Texas congresswoman.
Speaker 8 (20:37):
As far as I'm concerning, you randomly kidnapping folk and
you're throwing them out of the country, against their civil rights,
against their constitutional rights. And frankly, how would they feel
if some other country decided that they were going to
just start throwing people randomly in our country like that?
Is absolutely insane. So yes, all I gotta say is
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you'll need you of these bulls out of here.
Speaker 1 (21:00):
It's gracious, Well, it's about the biggest losers. I've ever
remember that show, The Biggest Loser. I'm not sure I
think all of you, Kamala Harris swallwell, we just need
aoc in there. Hey, mad Dog, you have that sound bite.
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next guest was a congress a woman from California, a
Republican by the way, who sees how communist China can
be a big problem for the US. I'm happy to
have former Representative Michelle Steele in the hot seat. Michelle.
It may I call you Michelle Michelle, so you're I
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would call you a China expert when you were in Congress.
I believe two terms, if I'm not mistaken, your focus
was on making sure China doesn't make too many inroads
into the things that we hold. Hear, our intellectual property,
maybe even our farmland, et cetera. Tell us. What you
see is China as big of a threat as someone
like me may feel there.
Speaker 4 (24:52):
China is a much bigger threat. I was on Congressional
Committee on China, and I was on by Commission on China,
so I hear so many stuffs from there. You know what,
China became number two in the whole world the economy size,
they're not you know what, China didn't build it. They
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stole our intellectual property at the cost of our you
know workers in America. That's the where they grew. So
this prisident Trump's tariff. Actually it's going to end our
greatest job theft in the history. So that's gonna work.
And this present Trump, I.
Speaker 1 (25:36):
Want to clarify you, so you you like the teriff
kind of terror war we've got going on.
Speaker 4 (25:41):
With China, because you know what already impacted in Chinese
economy and as of now, the we what what we
are actually imposed that tariff since April, about sixteen million
Chinese workers already lost their job. So they have come
to the table and they have to practice clean bear trade.
(26:05):
They stop bringing those precrysal ventanyls, and they have to
really stop stealing our intellectual properties.
Speaker 1 (26:13):
Talk to us a little bit. You know, we can
talk about intellectual property. By the way, folks, we didn't
realize that back in two or three decades ago, China
would send ambassadors over here. We'd be welcoming. They walk
through our plants or manufacturing plants, and at one point
they realized that they were using rubber and sticky shoes
to pick up our allies and some of our metals
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and stealing our technology, literally theft under their shoes, and
they're bringing back to China and then doing it cheaper
than us and competing with us. This relationship with Putin
and some of the other dictators around the world, the
China Ishijing Ping, are you as concerned about as I am?
Speaker 4 (26:58):
Yes, I do. But you know what, it's their self
interest because they are getting a lot of gains. They
are bringing oil from Russia and rare earth minerals and
they are actually doing partnership to mine for coppers copper
in Russia. So yes, I am. But at the same time,
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China is doing self interest and Russia is gonna find
out as of now that they cannot really work with
our allies in the Pacific area. That's the reason that
they are very close to Russia and North Korea and Iran,
and they try to show and challenge our US military power.
Speaker 1 (27:37):
What about this idea of the South China see, I
mean there's some you know, a lot of countries are
we are, We're pushing back on trying to building these
military bases out in the South China. See there, I
guess against international law. Why is no one stopping them
from doing this?
Speaker 4 (27:54):
We actually USA is and we are working with all
these drills exercise in exercising drills together and yes, we
are working on it that we really have to stop
because China believes in One China policy, so they want
to take over Taiwan by twenty twenty seven. But at
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the same time, now that they're fighting all these islands
to gain that they're rare earth minerals and oil, natural gas,
and then actually fishing rides and shipping routes that they
want to control because about twenty one percent of all
the merchandise go through that shipping routes. And East to
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See I don't call that East China Sea, it is
East to See and they've been fighting and tried to
take over and they try to actually want to see
that East China want policy on the East Sea. So
it's really interesting that they try to actually expand, not
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just going out to Russia and other countries. But they
tried to work with our allies. It was not really
work are meeting last April with South Korea and Japan.
It didn't work it out.
Speaker 1 (29:09):
Michelle. Are they going to take Taiwan? I mean it
would happen very quickly, but unless we ensure that they don't.
And I'm against getting involved in foreign wars. I'm not
suggesting we do it militarily or even financially. But the
concern is not just Taiwan, not just China. One policy
is the Taiwanese chip makers. They produced something seventy five
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percent of the world's chips and that's a big risk
to US.
Speaker 4 (29:38):
It is big risk. But they are watching very closely
present Trumps, tariff and present Trumps, the readiness to work
with on waiving support for our allies, and present Trumps
that the you know, work economic pressure to China. I
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think these one, these all these commitments together, I don't
think they're gonna go after Taiwan. Taiwan is sovereign country,
and Taiwan we really have to stay because when they
take over Taiwan, how where they gonna stop? Because they're
gonna go after South Korea, Japan and other countries. Our
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defense line is going to be changed, and it's not
really the right way to do it. And President Trump
was working on it. That's why I call that President
Trump's China doctrine for these three things that limit Chinese
economic uh you know, power, and then we stopped China
going after all these indo PERTIFC countries. And then his
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commitment to economic pressure and military the readiness and this
is really helpful and I really like what President Trump.
Speaker 1 (30:47):
Are the Chinese people happy with Shiji being I mean
he's a dictator for life, I guess are a leader
for life self appointed? Are they happy with the way
because China's struggling, the economy is slowing down, They're having
you know, birth rate issues that there's a lot of
issues in China. They're happy with this guy.
Speaker 4 (31:05):
You know what, we never saw any protests until twenty
twenty two, twenty twenty four. It's getting out there, so
you know what, Chinese people are not trust she at
this point, and especially after that ter their economy is
really impacted. And I don't think these people that, you
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know what, when they're propaganda, you're going to be okay,
only twenty percent going to the United States, but that
twenty percent affects so much all these companies. They realize that,
you know what, this is all wrong propaganda that she's
been us spreading China.
Speaker 1 (31:43):
Michelle Sie, I want to get you back as you
We need a good you know, China Asia expert. And
you know, I'm sorry you're not in Congress anymore, but
if you're not, we'd like to we'd like to get
you back on appreciate your time. Michelle Steele.
Speaker 4 (31:58):
Thank you, Thank you so much are inviting me.
Speaker 1 (32:00):
All right, all right, folks again, this this new show's
dropping tonight on the ground. You can go to my
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and you'll, uh just check it out and we'll be
back in two and a half minutes. A lot more show.
Bannon's coming up soon too. Mad Dog Hawaii met them.
(32:29):
Can I give a skycamp for a second? So he
busted me. We showed the sidecam, saw my red bulls.
My wife just texted me, She's like, you're gonna what
do you drink? Your red bull for you're gonna get
her baby. I was up at five in the morning
to get the flight to get back here. All right,
I'm sorry, let me get this straight. So Democrats, the
Democrat guy, you know, trying to impeach President. This new guy,
(32:53):
all of a sudden, he's bubbling up. This guy's trying
to impeach Trump left one hundred and seventy animals include
beagles to die and is now defunct pharmaceutical lab in
New Jersey. Sounds about right for a Democrat, right, So
here we go again down the impeachment rabbit hole. Listen.
Speaker 9 (33:12):
I mean, we should never take impeachment off the table.
We should never take where we see law breaking, we
should never take accountability.
Speaker 4 (33:20):
Off the table.
Speaker 9 (33:21):
And I think that I don't think that we should be,
you know, promising anything.
Speaker 1 (33:27):
Alc never met an impeachment of a Trump that she
didn't love. Here we go again. Trump's a Nazi and
a fascist totalitarian wasn't working. Calls for violence against Tesla
and Trump and right wingers in Mago wasn't working. Now
I guess it's time to the old faithful. Let's impeach
some guy that I'd never heard of. John James. Is
(33:48):
he a congressman? This guy he said, He said, ladies.
Speaker 10 (33:54):
And gentleman, I am going to start the impeachment of
Donald Trump.
Speaker 1 (33:58):
What the hell did I do? Here we go again.
They have learned nothing and now this formally unknown, now known,
but soon to be unknown again. Congressman Shri Thanadar sre
Fanadar filed for impeachment of President Trump over the deportation
of an MS thirteen gang banger who abused his wife,
not once, not twice, but several times.
Speaker 11 (34:19):
This is Congressman shrit Caanadar. Donald Trump has already done
real damage to our democracy. But defining a unanimous nine
zero Supreme Court ruling that has to be the final straw,
is time we impeach Donald J.
Speaker 1 (34:36):
Trump.
Speaker 11 (34:37):
The court said the wrongfully deported Kilmer Garcia must be
allowed to return and received due process.
Speaker 1 (34:45):
Trump ignored it.
Speaker 11 (34:46):
He ignored the Constitution, He ignored the very checks and
balances that keep our democracy impact.
Speaker 1 (34:54):
Right, Hey, Ben mad dog in the control and just
react that. Just give me the first ten seconds of
that guy. I thought was that was like Jimmy Fallon
from SNL doing a skit. Just give me the first
ten seconds of that, can you?
Speaker 11 (35:06):
This is Congressman Shriet Tanadar. Donald Trump has already done
real damage to our democracy, but defying.
Speaker 1 (35:15):
Sky treat Thanadar. Okay, all this over an illegal immigrant
gang banger. Yes, Garcia is a gang member, confirmed many
times over, even by courts. Yes, he abused his wife
several times. And now we find out that more than once.
There's more, and it's even worse than we thought it was.
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Turns out that his wife actually filed a second protective
order in twenty twenty against the MS thirteen guy that
got the Poortil Salvador guy says he made murder threats
against her and that she was worried for her own
life and the lives of her children. But sure, Democrats,
keep on loving this guy the way you do. So
before I come back to this ridiculous attempt at impeachment
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against Trumpet, no one should care about it at all.
It'll go nowhere. This whole thing is an exercise and
typical Democrat bull s. We should almost always find it.
We always do find out that the Democrat kicking up
the dirt at President Trump usually is one who's got
plenty of dirt of their own, and this dirt bag
is one of them. It's some Anthony Fauci level disgusting crap.
(36:22):
But first, who is this Shri Tanadar? Well? Not that
I want to give this guy too much airtime, but
Shreith Fanadar was born in India and eventually made his
way to Michigan. A chemist and business owner, shere served
in the Michigan State House before he was elected in
twenty twenty two and somehow was re elected in November.
He also tried to run for governor of Michigan in
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twenty eighteen and was as well we can see smoked unsuccessful.
Well sre used to own a pharmaceutical company that got
shut down, and this is absolutely sickening and truly pains
me to even explain it to you what happened. Democrats
tend to lean to the disgusting side and they need
to be exposed for who they really are no matter what.
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So when that farm, a company of Shri was shut down,
he walked away and left one hundred and seventy dogs
and monkeys to starve. And not just that, but he
actively tried to prevent their rescue.
Speaker 12 (37:18):
Year after year they were confined to crates with no
opportunity to leave. Shri Tannadar got rich running tests on dogs.
His research company kept over one hundred dogs, testing drugs
and chemicals on them, never let out of their cages.
When Tree's company went bankrupt, it abandoned the building, leaving
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the starving dogs trapped in their crates. A judge stopped it.
Speaker 1 (37:42):
But who could be so cruel?
Speaker 12 (37:44):
Tell Shrie Tannadar.
Speaker 1 (37:46):
Fortunately it ends well. Despite Shri Tanadar's every effort, the
pups were rescued today.
Speaker 10 (37:53):
We rescued one hundred and twenty beagles from a.
Speaker 6 (37:56):
Lab in New Jersey that had gone out of business,
and some signs of ours at an animal rights organization
in New York City went and freed them.
Speaker 1 (38:07):
Thankfully, thankful, but seriously, what's in the water? Over in Michigan,
the elect squad member and terrorist lover Rashida Talib and
animal abusers are apparently okay with them too. I don't
care what side of the aisle you're on, but something's
actually humanly fundamentally wrong with you if you're voting in
animal abusers to represent you and your children in Congress.
But wait, there's more, isn't there? Always? In addition animal
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cruelty allegation. Street Tannadar was sued by Avoman Holdings in
twenty sixteen for allegedly inflating the company's value in this sale,
from which he made twenty million dollars. He settled that
case just four days before it was set to go
to trial. But Democrats don't burden themselves with such pesky details,
do they. Oh, and Shree has about eight hundred thousand
(38:52):
dollars in campaign debt. Even more dirt Tree, he wants
victims of Trump derangement syndrome to donate to his each
Trump cause. This guy's just parroting the same sad lines
he's seen the stars of the Democrat Party going on
and on and on about the leftist machine handouts, where
each of the soldiers gets the same lines of propaganda
(39:14):
they're meant to dish out.
Speaker 13 (39:18):
First they come for the immigrants, then they come for
the judges. Who will be next in this fastest frenzy?
Will it be you or me?
Speaker 1 (39:31):
Fascist frenzy? Got it? You think that's badness? Clown stands
in front of a church and an image of MLK
because this is the party of racial panduras. Per usual
talk about the issues.
Speaker 11 (39:44):
People are frustrated, were angry, people are fearful about what's
happening with the cuts in Washington, DC.
Speaker 1 (39:51):
You see, this is the party of snowflakes and cover
up artists. Whenever they try to rise up in their party,
it means either one they really need the attention they're
now getting, or two they've committed crimes and need to deflect.
Are sometimes both really, I think failed presidential candidate and
real nobody Corey Booker standing an adult diaper and whining
(40:11):
on the floor of Congress for twenty five hours. Wow.
A resounding award for the no one cares goes to
sub Timu Obama, who tried desperately to be seen and
only ended up soiling himself in the name of standing
up to President and Trump over his love for violent
gang members and their right to stay in America to
terrorize citizens of this country. Now and what I can
(40:33):
only describe as an unfunny snl skit actually just as
an sl skit funny because most of them aren't funny anymore.
We're now talking about a dog abuser and all around
trash human being imported from Indian somehow elected to Congress,
who thinks this is a moment to shine and file
articles of impeachment. Somehow he will be forgotten. His sad
(40:55):
little mission will go nowhere. But we won't forget the animals,
those innocent and monkeys he callously left to die, viciously
left behind. They really do roll out the winners on
the left over there, don't they? You get another notch
in the belt of the Democrat Party? What a joke.
We'll be back two and a half minutes. You know,
(41:35):
they used to call Cleveland the Mistake by the Lake,
but I'm telling you it's a really fun city. The
Rock and Roll Hall of Fames in Cleveland, it's awesome.
That place is really really cool to see. All right,
you know what time it is, You know what time
it is. It's time for the rumbles Chat to start
liking me again, because they don't like me for fifty
two minutes of the show, but they last eight minutes.
They love because because Steve Benn is coming on, and
(41:57):
I love it because I learned something and I believe
Mike Dave, this is with Steve this time. Ben. Did
you have you You know yesterday, two nights ago, I was
with you and I told you I was going to
the White House yesterday, talked to Caroline Levitt, went to
the briefing for the new media you know, influencers or whatever.
I got a question in there and here's what I asked.
And immediately telling you this because it kind of went
(42:19):
kind of went everywhere afterwards. But take a listen. So Caroline,
Madam Press Secretary, the Carolyn, thank you Caroline. Over the weekend,
the White House Correspondence Association had their Gayle and they
had their dinner and Alex Thompson from now Axios. Prior
to that, Politico didn't really apologize, but came forward and said,
(42:41):
we quote unquote missed the story of Joe Biden's demise,
his health demise, his cognitive demise during during the four years.
Jake Tapper has written the book since President Trump was
elected that they missed the demise of Joe Biden as well.
Fast forward to this lawsuit with the CBS. Right so
the media legacy media has not been held accountable. Will
(43:05):
this lawsuit with CBS go to fruition and others. I
would love to see it go to trial so that
we can see so they could be held accountable. Additionally,
will the New York Times being joined into that lawsuit
because The New York Times has already stated that they
agree with CBS, and Trump has said maybe we're going
to sue the New York Times as well. And as
a follow up to all this, it really does dovetail
(43:26):
because it's not just left leaning media Fox News. Fox
News put out a poll. I'm a statistician. The poll
they put out was wildly biased against President Trump. Well,
Fox sue Fox. Well, Trump sue Fox for their methodology
(43:46):
in Poland.
Speaker 3 (43:48):
Two great questions.
Speaker 14 (43:49):
Let me hit the first one first. As for CBS
and the White House Correspondence Association dinner, it was.
Speaker 1 (44:00):
They gave an award to a.
Speaker 14 (44:03):
Journalist for talking about Biden's mental incompetence. He wrote a
story about it years after the American people knew that
story to be true. I recall being on President Trump's
campaign and calling out Joe Biden's cognitive decline, and we
were accused of manufacturing deep fakes. My predecessor accused us
(44:26):
for manufacturing deep fakes from the White House podium when
she knew and everybody in this White House knew, the
true status of Joe Biden's physical and mental fitness. As
for the lawsuit against CBS, the President and his legal
team fully intend to carry this lawsuit forward. The President
put out a very strong statement in regard to that
(44:46):
and fake news CBS this morning. And then as for
the Fox News poll, President's right.
Speaker 4 (44:53):
These are fake polls.
Speaker 14 (44:54):
They overpoll Democrats, they underpoll President Trump supporters.
Speaker 1 (44:59):
It's always been.
Speaker 14 (44:59):
The case for media polls. They consistently underestimate President Trump's
support amongst the public.
Speaker 1 (45:05):
So what do you think, will will Will they continue
the lawsuit with CBS to you know, to trial or thereabout?
And will why don't they enjoin the New York Times
and honestly sue Fox? They was the most biased poll
I've seen, methodology wise.
Speaker 10 (45:22):
First off, I got I don't bury the lead. I
am a statistician. Was that your was that your was
that your quote the pirate head pirate? I am a statistician.
Speaker 1 (45:34):
Well, I mean okay, said economists. I mean yeah, I do.
Speaker 10 (45:38):
Stash Cherry Cherry Redstone, Cherry Redstone is going to throw
sixty minutes under the bus. So quick to cut a
deal with President Trump because Mike Davis they need the
FTC in the Justice Department. Both I think to sign
off on the merger of was it sky Dance and
UH and CBS And I don't I don't think it's
(46:00):
not only not going to trial, I think this thing's
gonna be settled before Memorial Day, brother, because I think
they got to get it off the table. There's no merger.
I don't think they gets some merger done while this
lawsuits out there.
Speaker 1 (46:13):
Let me throw a fox, a little fox at you, Steve.
And when I said fox's my office was. It was
on the seventeenth floor. And during the elections, midterms and
presidential elections, the election desks they called the election desk
who took over the conference room right outside my office.
And they're all liberally, they were all lefties. They couldn't
stand Trump in twenty sixteen. Now walk in there every
day and like he's gonna win. There there's no path,
(46:35):
there's no I do the math. I love I love maths,
but there's a path. He's not gonna he's gonna win. Guys,
they just played with their heads. But here here we
are now twenty twenty five, and they're still playing around
with undersampling Republicans and pro Trump people for some stupid reason.
Speaker 10 (46:55):
No, because they are you know they're never gonna It's
all narrative warfare. The polls are all narrative warfare.
Speaker 1 (47:00):
You know that. That's what we have restmas on here.
Speaker 10 (47:02):
I think does a really great job. John McLaughlin and
the President talked about this last night on the News
Nation town Hall. John McLaughlin's done an analysis of how
they underreport Trump voters. I wouldn't worry about the polls,
but I think you're I do think on the sixty minutes.
I agree with you in theory, and President Trump will
take it all the way. I in practice, I believe
(47:23):
this is going to get cleaned up, Eric in a
very short time to make sure that mergering go through
very quickly.
Speaker 1 (47:29):
You mentioned the Cuomo the town hall last day. I
it was a great town hall. You guys are terrific.
I just I texted Kuloma, like, what do you mean?
What do you mean? Steve? You're you've affectionately called Steve
Bannon the maga animal spirit that gave him that line.
He's stowy, it told me. He owes me a voca.
You and I, Steve, You and I were talking the
(47:49):
other night, and you see, you know, Mike Walls I'm
gonna I'm gonna out you. You nailed this. You said
walls is probably probably removed at some point, and so
what's what's gonna happen? And you said, you know, maybe
Ruby I will take over duel responsible. You nailed it.
Here's my issue. Here's my issue. Mark calipering come out
comes out today and reports it. What did he call
(48:11):
you first and you let him break the story? Wow?
Speaker 10 (48:15):
You got good infun No, No, I had nothing to
do just I was just just thinking I would just
spitballing with you.
Speaker 1 (48:22):
I was just thinking out loud, Oh you just lucky.
Speaker 10 (48:27):
Luck Hey, hey hey, but I do want to say,
hang on, hang on, hang on, don't go anywhere, hang on.
I did get some reports, because you know, the war
rooms dialed and everywhere. I did get some reports from
the briefing room yesterday about you, sir, And what did
I get? No, what did I get? And I thought
that we had worked this through. I thought the rumble
(48:48):
chat had worked this through with you. You're sitting in
the briefing room and you're in moanent about the tariffs.
Speaker 1 (48:55):
We need zero terriffs. Why are we doing this?
Speaker 10 (48:58):
I heard my phone was blown what's the story of.
Speaker 1 (49:02):
This matters? Who told you that? Oh? I know, I got,
I got I know. I'm not saying I know exactly.
He's probably coming up on your show later. I'm guessing
maybe maybe coming up on the show later. Well maybe
listen baby, like you're you're amazing again. I learned I
(49:24):
should have. Everything we talked about on Tuesday night is
somehow happened. It's wild, it's awesome anyway. So but but
but hold of Eric before you go.
Speaker 10 (49:34):
What do you think of the move of of you know,
to unite nations, particularly to Rubio the first time since
Henry Kissinger that this has happened.
Speaker 1 (49:43):
Yeah, you know, I think for me and you and
I both know these these guys, all these guys very well.
If I were Trump, I'd like let let Rubio take
over the NS
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