February 2, 2025 • 48 mins
SEGMENT A: TRUMP'S MEDIA MACHINE & POLITICAL MOVES EXPLORED
SEGMENT B: TRUMP'S RESET: LAWFARE, IMMIGRATION & CULTURAL SHIFT
SEGMENT C: FROM TACKLING IMMIGRATION TO AI SUPREMACY AND REFORMING AMERICA'S JUSTICE SYSTEM
SEGMENT D: ECONOMIC CHALLENGES AND GOLD IN THE TRUMP ERA
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Speaker 1 (00:03):
Well, we have a wild show today, and it's got
so much information on it. I don't want to miss
any of it. I guess I should start off by saying,
I don't know how many of you have noticed, we've
had some rotating on this staff, on the team because
people are so busy doing things by Mercedes, welcome back
to the show. Over here, to my soli glance.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
I'm happy to be here with everyone, and you at Chelsea.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
And Chelsea yes, and of course producer Chelsea's right over
here ready with her headset on and doing air traffic control,
so ready to go, ready they go? Now, all right, now, listen,
I want you to. I want to The Boss is back.
What a wild week it's been already. Trump is changing
the entire dynamic of everything the left deals with and
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what was their stronghold before, which is media where they
would pepper him and bully him and harass him, and
then the Department of Justice. We'll be going after him,
trying to cripple him, bankrupt him, lock him up. He's
got all the cards now, and boy does this guy
love the play. And let's go to the new White
House Press secretary listening to the critiques and I want
(01:09):
you by the way, I'm on If you're on X account,
this is my lead story on X. You can go
to Lance wall now on X and catch the stuff
you want to follow the flow of the show. Let's
start with the White House Press Secretary and she's wearing
her conspicuous cross. This is this is a visual statement
that something's changing in the White House.
Speaker 3 (01:28):
Watch this earlier on immigration.
Speaker 4 (01:31):
The thirty five hundred arrests ICE has made so far
since President Trump came back into office, can.
Speaker 5 (01:36):
You just tell us the numbers?
Speaker 4 (01:37):
How many have a criminal record versus those who are
just in the country illegally all of them because they
illegally broke our nation's laws and therefore they are criminals
as far as this administration goes. I know the last
administration didn't see it that way. So it's a big
culture shift in our nation to view someone who breaks
our immigration laws as a criminal. But that's exactly what
they are here. They all had a criminal record and
welcome to the if they broke our nation's laws, yes
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they are criminal.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Yes, yeah, they're a criminal. How many of the arrests
are criminals versus others? All of them? I know there's
a huge culture shift going on in America right now.
But guess what, it's a new culture. Oh my gosh,
I love it. I mean four years of this, but
we're not done yet. Check out Donald Trump, the only
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president and you can't see George Bush doing this. You
couldn't see even Obama and Clinton would never go where
Trump goes. Trump is a media machine. Don't forget. He
was like the king of the media mountain when he
had his own little apprentice show going on there. So
look at the Trump tweet on Jim Acosta for those
of you that are listening. Wow, really good news. Jim Acosta,
one of the worst and most disonest reporters in journalistic history,
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a major sleeves bag, has been relegated by seeing in
fake news to the Midnight Hour It's Death Valley people
because of his extraordinarily bad ratings and no talent. Where
it is that he wants wants to quit and that
would be even better. Jim is a major loser who
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will fail. You mention, this guy's a prophet. This is
a major loser who will fail no matter what he
ends up doing. Good luck, Jim, I can't help it.
This is going to be a long four years for
the left right media. But then Trump. There's a great
scene in the movie Paton where where the Carl Malden
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who's playing Bradley, says, give George another headline and he's
good for another, like you know, ten miles or one
hundred miles. This is what Trump reposts. He loves his
own press, So check this out. President Donald Trump has
been in office as the forty seven president for less
than one hundred and thirty hours. It hasn't even been
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a whole week. He's reposting. He's already established America as
the leader in the world once again. He's freed hostages,
brought in billions of dollars in new business investment, had
cabinet secretaries confirmed, and the government and military dei establishment.
There are only two genders, he says. He's closed the border,
arrested and deporter nearly a thousand criminals tall. The oil
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and gas industry. Okay, it's time to drill, baby, drill.
Sign Nearly two hundred executive orders visited North Carolina and California,
victims of horrific natural disasters. Began the process to take
back the Panama Canal designated International cartels, as foreign terrorist
organizations withdrew from the Paris climate accurds, and the World
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Health Organization made offers to buy greenland renamed the Mountain
and huge body of water the American Gulf. Now give
him people real hope for a brighter future. And it's
not even Sunday. People are already talking about changing the
twenty second Amendment and he posts it so he can
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serve a third time. Get their heads blowing up right now.
So he's going to do a third term if this
pace and success keeps up for four years, and there's
no reason it won't one Americans really want him to leave.
And you know the what and what Trump is doing,
Mercedes is I mean, he doesn't miss a photo op.
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But what's amazing is you got your own PR machine
as president. It used to be people would have to
handle the public relations for the White House, YEP, and
the president would be handled. He'd show up here, he'd
show up there, and then the press would explain what
he's doing, and his own people would spin. Trump doesn't
need that. He's he's got the PR machine and this
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makes him twice as powerful because he understands communication.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
Definitely, and he doesn't stop. That's the other thing. Like
he's up early. I think the other day didn't he
go to you went to North Carolina? That he got up,
did a press briefing, went to North Carolina with all
the way to California, and then was still going at
like nine o'clock that night. Like he doesn't sleep. That's
one of the secret things about the Trump guys. It's
like every they maybe seen four or five hours a night.
He doesn't stop. It's always coming.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
You know why, because he's energized. But he actually likes
the job. And you can see him talking. He's laughing.
Tell him because he feeds off the energy and so
it's a beautiful cycle. But it's not just there. Listen.
He also took all of the people that were locked
up in jail because of pro life totally. And there's
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one beautiful story here I want to play right now
about one of our sisters, a Christian who was standing
for life, who was targeted by the left for a
three year prison sentence. Listen to this story.
Speaker 6 (06:38):
Let me put you guys in my shoes for a second.
Could you imagine three years?
Speaker 7 (06:42):
Right?
Speaker 6 (06:42):
Yeah, you get indiceted, So you're thinking, nah, no way,
this got to be dismissed. It's not dismissed. You pray God,
this has to be dismissed as an unjust it doesn't happen,
then say okay, I'll go to travel God. I got
to be found out guilty, and then it doesn't happen.
You found guilty, And on top of that, I'll found
guilty alone. I had a co defendant, but I was
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found guilty alone. I was singled out. Then on top
of that, now I'm like, nah, I mean the judge
got to be leaning something. She got at least give
me probation. No. Three and a half years, another prayer, unanswered,
bail appealed, two of them.
Speaker 4 (07:18):
No.
Speaker 6 (07:18):
Each time the Supreme Court didn't even bother to read it.
It came up. They said no to it. Christmas over
my prayer to go home for Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving. Nothing,
I'm getting no after no after no, And I'm still
having to be resilient in my faith. And so now
as the twentieth is coming, I'm getting these whispers in
my ear, obviously from the enemy. You're gonna get left behind.
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You're not going to go home. He's not going to
pardon you, they're gonna forget about you. And I'm hearing
this and it's like I want to counter it, and
I am by my faith, but it's not stopping it
from happening. Breaking news for sign executive orders to go by.
And then now he brings this one up and it
says he says, oh, and this one is for the
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pro lifers who were unjustly charged. And as he's saying it,
I'm sitting here watching it with my homegirl and I'm hyperventilating.
I'm like what, And I'm like, oh my God, he's
gonna sign. He's gonna sign it. And I didn't even
hear him saying it was an honor to sign it
and none of that, because I was literally freaking out.
Speaker 7 (08:23):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (08:23):
And then all I hear is did that pen scribbling?
And I'm like screaming, Jesus, dang you, Jesus God, like
I couldn't believe. I'm all through the units screaming and
praising God. I call my husband like, Babe, come give
me now, he just signed it. We go.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
I'm going home Jesus shouting Jesus. I love it. Where
there's an awakening, people, there's an awakening happening, and so
her nightmare ended because Trump signed that they're out well and.
Speaker 2 (08:58):
To think too like I didn't even realize that this happened,
and I'm like, am I totally that uninformed? Where this
this lady was incarcerator for praying in front of an
abortion clinic. I mean literally, like a prayer that you
are a Pentecostal prayer we would pray. Put her in jail.
She wasn't arrested at the time. She was arrested on
federal charges and gets locked up for I think it
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was like forty one months. And thank God for President Trump.
This is stuff, you, This is stuff. This type of
a story is like what comes out of the UK
where you can't even pray in your head anymore without
being locked up. That is terrifying. Doesn't matter if she's
a young mom, doesn't matter any of those things. They're
going to make an example.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
Folks in Great Britain right now they have a guy
who stood out for a former event, a guy who
served in the military prayed outside of a clinic. The
police said what were you praying? And he said, I'm
a Christian and boom, the guy's off to jail. That's
what was coming. That's what was stopped, and it ain't
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stop yet because the ripple of the fact that what's
happened in America is going to touch the entire world.
It's going around the world. Ben Berkwam is over there
on how to make Europe grade again right now, states
a rising up within Europe saying we want what America has.
We want the breakthrough that America has, We want to
have that in our own country as well.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
I was going to say too. You know, that targeted
attack on prayer just underscores the power of prayer and
even in the power of prayer in your own mind,
as crazy as that sounds, don't ever let the devil
come into that. Your person don't matter and what you're
praying in your prayer closet. That is like we've seen
that movie The War Room.
Speaker 1 (10:36):
And honestly, all of you to think about this. The
January sixth, people of the thousand plus that were out there,
many of them are just like this. They were Christians
who were not breaking up stuff, who were not violent,
who were walking in and simply because like this woman praying,
they were put through the process. When we come back
on to talk about Trump's unleashing his war machine on
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the purpose version of justice and what happened to him.
He's going to reset the clock. We'll be right back.
Speaker 8 (11:07):
The Lance Wall Now show will return right after this break.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
Well, the Trump train has now arrived in Washington and
the whole globe is going through a massive reset. Prayer
evidently is more serious than we thought. Mercedes, you were saying, well, I'm.
Speaker 2 (11:34):
Just saying at the end of the segment, you just
think about it that how powerful prayer must really be
at shaping culture and transforming nations if the law is
being weaponized against people praying outside of abortion clinics publicly vocally,
like we just saw in that last segment, and then
also in the UK, just in your mind the story
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I heard that we both heard together. The guy was
facing a completely opposite direction way outside out of like
a safe stone, like behind a tree, and the law
enforcement officer came up and said, what are you doing?
Because Christian, He said, well, I'm praying. You know, well,
you're going You're going to be church.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
And this is this is this is spiritual warfare. So
there's an article that just came out in the Wall
Street Journal. I got caught by the Wall Street Journal
about Trump's immigration policies and stuff, and what does the
church feel about Trump going into churches? And my comment was, well,
you know you're going to find by and large that
churches that are harboring illegals that are criminals are actually
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working for the left. Understand, a large part of the
Catholic Church and charities a lot of the woke Marxists.
The pope is is Marxist, so a lot of the
organ a lot of the lot of the church is
actually in the Catholic Church is actually half of it's
politically on the left, I mean co opted and taken over,
working with bringing illegals in. So I said, hey, I
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think we're going to expose this. The wrecking ball is
coming to the church and a reformation is happening in
the church. And I think it's a lot of the
stuff that's shaking up in the church as Bam, God's
coming into re order what the church is. But I
want to get into this whole thing about the lawfare
because it's all tied together. The Department of Justice just
fired officials who played a significant role in prosecuting President Trump. Well,
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no kidding, Pam Bonding is going to be taken over
that air. I don't know if she's been officially confirmed
yet yet, but she looks like she's in. The American
people have witnessed the previous administration engage in a systematic
campaign against his perceived political opponents, weaponizing legal force of
numerous federal law enforcement agencies. And so what you're going
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to see now is Trump doesn't have to he can't,
and he won't go to the he won't go to
the Department of Justice, say go after them, but they
understand that they've got to go rectify what's happened. And
even untrue social Trump retweeted or read whatever they call
retruthed a Federalist article on the argument for restoring justice
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in America by going after Letitia James and the New
York prosecutors that gained the system with New York judges
and Democrat Donor judges in order to be able to
take Trump out. And the point is, and Trump is
reposting it, you've got to fix this so that there
is a disincentive in the future of going after your
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political opponents and weaponizing the government to go after them.
So along those lines, we have the battle that is
ensuing this week, You've got three biggies three and think
about this as a spirit battle now that we know
what deep state is. Well, by the way, so the
Wall Street Journal I'm saying this, they had an article
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and they quoted me on it talking about immigration, and
once you know, they put a link. What do you
think the link is? Is next to my name? Which
one is this spiritual warfare? What page is on? So
I'm linked the spiritual warfare in the United States in
an article. But so you know, people tell me all
the time about, Hey, you know, are you bothered by this?
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I don't even know what's happening list someone tells me
about it. But the Department of Homeland Security hits the
New York streets to get the dirt bags off the streets.
So this is going to be Christy Knowle. Understand that
everyone in Trump's cabinet now, including Marco Rubio, these are
all people with long term professional interests in running for
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president and higher office. Once you've been in the cabinet,
where do you go from there? Once you've been a
governor and you're in a cabinet, well you start looking.
So all of them are actually doing the job that
Trump wants them to do and they all want to
do it and make a mark in the American psyche
that they're in this make America Great Again movement. So
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for her to use words that were getting the dirt
bag off the streets. First, the first thing you've got
to see is that, in terms of just now the
enforcement operation in New York City, criminal alien with kidnapping, assault,
and burglary charges is in custody. America is no longer
a safe haven for violent criminals. Eighty six percent of Americans,
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including Democrats, are being forced to say, well, we're actually
for the departing of violent criminals and offenders. What are
they going to say? We're for the keeping up there?
They vote that way, they vote to protect them. But
now that the issue is being brought forth and you
prayed and you want to see God put the spotlight
on it, what are they going to turning a light
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on where all the cockroaches are? They all got to
run in the kitchen and go hide. They can't stand
behind their own ideology. And so Christy Noom is going there.
So this week we have three biggies that are up,
and these are three huge things. First, Pete Haiks that
passed after a brutal hearing, but that was the warfare
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industrial complex. But Tulca Gabber looks like the most vulnerable
of all Trump's next candidates. I think RFK it's going
to be hard for them to take him out. It
really is, because he's standing for health and there's so
many moms as you know, that are actually on his
side saying they want their children not to be taking
the poison. Nobody trusts big pharma after the COVID situation
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and now the CIA oh new revelation, they actually believe
that the origin of COVID was a lab leak and Wuhan, China,
they knew it all along, but they were covering it
because Fauci was involved with it and he's part of
the inside operation of Washington. Now the CIA is coming
clean well, because Trump's got a new spotlight on He's
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got leadership there. It's going to say, hey, truth is
coming out. Truth is coming out. So Kennedy, I think,
is going to have a real interesting hearing because it's
going to expose the big pharma money that's in Washington
to try to block him. But I think the American
people getting educated Pete Hegseth exposed the big military money
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that was trying to stop him from reforming the military.
But Tulsi has has gone on record as saying that
she's four suspending more military investment in Ukraine. So this
is where Lindsay Graham and knows keep an eye on them.
You've got three Republicans on the Senate that are the
torpedo vos exposing that they're not they're not they're not
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really Republicans. McConnell is one of them. You got Maine
and Alaska, and so these senators are the ones that
are that are going to be oppositional, the ones.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
For RFK though, that we have to put pressure on
and please call these senators offices. But is Langford, Cassidy, Collins, Curtis,
and it's is.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
It Hoven h O e v E n heaven. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (19:02):
Uh so those are the guys you got to reach
out to. So please call them, let them know, please
confirm RFK.
Speaker 1 (19:07):
Now, but Tulsea's got to have she's got to have
like a full confirmation, a full approval. She I'm just
telling you right now, she's going to have a battle. Now,
who's the third that's up Oh, is Cash up yet?
Cash Bartel, I don't know if that will be exciting. Yeah,
I think I think, uh, he'll be coming up and
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that's that's good boy. That's going to be an interesting
one because he wrote his government Gangster's book exposing a
lot of Anyway, what I want you to catch is
the nature of the battle that is going to be
coming out with Cash Betel. Articles are coming out, of course,
leaking whistleblowers that he played a role in a hostage
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rescue that almost went bad, and his you know, all
of his years of high performance. They're trying to they
strain it a net and swallow at Camel's with Jesus.
They've got to find something he did I wasn't elegantly
improperly done, like getting ahead of information and revealing something
he should have revealed. But you're going to see his
effort to reform the FBI is going to be You're
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going to see who's going to come out to stop
the reformation of the FBI. But I want you prepared
for these things. I want you prepared for the way
in which the media is going to respond because they're predictable.
They're going to talk, they're going to try to come
up with stories of injustice about the plight of immigrants.
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They're going to say that are in the United States
seeking asylum and fleeing persecution, etc. Meanwhile, the ten million
or fifteen million that were coming through were not coming
because they were being persecuted by Jihattis in South America.
That was that's not what's going on there. So it's
going to You're going to see the typical arguments like
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school lunches are on the menu. Like I'm looking at
this one article here, I want to show you where
Trump is now going After we got ninety ninety every
ninety days, we have a trillion dollars of debt. Trump
has got to eliminate that. How's he going to do it, Well,
he's going to have to cut something, and it's not
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going to be easy for him to do so. The
left is right away going after his immigration policies. And
the reason he's going to win this year on the
immigration battle with the deportations is because he is going
after the first phase is the insane asylums and the
criminals and the people that have come in here that
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are actually dangerous, and he's going to have media support
behind him. So this year you're going to see a
lot of those stories coming out, and the left is
going to try to say, oh, but he's being abusive
and cruel and unreasonable, and I don't think it's going
to into work. I think the American public now realizes
that the media's manipulation of information is going to be
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a widespread tactic of creating confusion and fragmentation in something
which actually eighty six percent of Americans are behind. So
you're going to see I just want to say, the
school meals of low income students. Trump's going to be
budget doing budget cuts, and they're going to start talking
about wildfire preparation and nutrition programs for single mothers, and
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mining inspections and homeless veterans. They're going to the Office
of Budget is now freezing all money. Get this going
to left wing slush funds that are on the government payroll,
And it's been frozen now for one purpose, in order
to examine each of them to see if they aren't
in fact nothing more than a slush fund that the
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government used largely set up with during the Obama days
to fund left wing nonprofits that make a fortune off
of working with the government. For things that Trump is
not going to say, this is not making America great.
We'll be right back.
Speaker 8 (23:12):
The Lance Wall Now show will return right after this break.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
And so the President is back and he's looking at
He's not backing down on the Panama Canal or on Greenland.
He's not going to cut in slack for Canada. He's
sending a message. When Columbia said we won't receive any
of your planes, he said, fine, twenty five percent tariff
right now, fifty percent by the end of the week.
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All visa's going to and coming from from Columbia frozen.
I'm going to ramp up the inspections and everything you
want to put in this country. And that's just the beginning.
And right away President of Columbia goes, well, maybe there's
a misunderstanding here. Now it's going to be interesting to
see how this how this works out. With the Mexican
cartel which was firing shots at US border agents, you
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know as well as I do, that the President now
designating the cartels as a terror operation allows the military
to deal with them. And you know the problem in
Mexico is they're compromised by the corruption with the cartels.
They don't deal with it. So Trump's going to I
will predict that the cartels are going to re engage
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by backing up from the border. But the operations that
the United States is going to take on fentanyl and
on human trafficking, on drugs is going to go to
a whole new level, and the military will be an
option on the table. That's like, you know, havn't haven't
uh as having the sheriff back in town, folks, is
kind of coming in to the wild West and Dodge City,
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and he's saying, here's the new rules, and I want
you to listen to him. Bring this wild proposal out,
and here's the proposal going to tell you to you
ahead of time. He's saying, Hey, forget about the illegal criminals.
What about these people that are shoving people out in
front of trains in the subway station and they've got
thirty arrests on the rap shet These these people that
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our system is just recycling back into the street, I
think they ought to be taken out of the country
and put somewhere where they're not even in the United
States because we have an industrial son, Carl pointed this
out to me. We have a prison industrial complex that
makes money off of incarceration. It's a for profit adventure.
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Trump says, well, forget that, that's costing the government tons
of money. We should really be moving these people someplace else.
And then he's talking to El Salvador to Bukelly is saying,
maybe you ought to be building a maximum security down there,
and we should work a deal where I've if you've
been arrested thirty times instead of cycling back out into
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our streets. We're going to start and it will be
a big battle. But I'd love to see how the
left defends the right of people to be arrested thirty
or forty times for violence and destruction and not removing
them getting them off the streets. Anyway, Watch this segment
here of Donald Trump just riffing to the shock and
awe of even his own staff as he's talking about
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his latest ideas.
Speaker 7 (26:19):
They're very dangerous people. They're violent people. I used to say,
these are more violent than our criminals. In fact, the
best part about them is they make our criminals look
quite nice. Actually, by comparison, they are very violent people.
We also have many violent criminals in our country. However,
that did not necessarily come here illegally, but have been
arrested thirty times, thirty five times, forty one, forty two
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times in a couple of cases, twenty five times eighteen times,
many for murder and other heinous charges, such as pushing
people into subways as the trains coming along at forty
five miles an hour. Mom, you get pushed into the subway.
They had it less, getting them in the head with
baseball bats while they're not looking, punching old ladies in
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the face, knocking them unconscious, and stealing their purse. They
even break into apartments and rape elderly women and beat
up elderly men, beat them to hell. And I don't
want these violent repeat offenders in our country anymore than
I want illegal aliens from other countries who mis behad.
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And I say, and this is subject to getting it approved.
But if they've been arrested many, many times, they're repeat
offenders by many numbers, I want them out of our country.
I also will will be seeking permission to do so.
We're going to get approval, hopefully to get them the
hell out of our country along with others. Let them
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be brought to a foreign land and maintained by others
for a very small fee, as opposed to be maintained
in our jails for massive amounts of money, including the
private prison companies that charges of fortune. Now let them
be brought out of our country you and let them
live there for a while. Let's see how they like it.
You'll see crime all over the country dry up.
Speaker 1 (28:05):
Essentially.
Speaker 7 (28:05):
That's what Venezuela and other countries are doing. They're getting
rid of their criminals and putting them into the United
States of America, and their crime is down by almost
eighty percent. We're going to restore law and order in America,
and we want to bring back the death penalty for
these horrible people that kill people.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
They kill people.
Speaker 7 (28:30):
It's always a tough thing to say because I don't
like it, nobody likes it. But if you don't do it,
we're just we're just looking for trouble.
Speaker 8 (28:39):
You know.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
The amazing thing is he's talking in a way that
any American would have a conversation and they say something,
Why in the world would you not agree with that?
That's the reality of Trump's approach. And I would say
that it's going to be an interesting process watching It's
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all going to come down to Congress. You know, Congress
makes the laws, and if we have this fifty to
fifty split in Congress, or if we lose the Congress
within two hundred days, then all of this stops because
it has to be legislated. All these beautiful executive orders
you're seeing the flare of the pen are not permanent.
(29:28):
They're only during the administration of Trump. The work we
have to do in our movement is to take the
moment that we're in and turn it into a sustainable
movement that goes all four years and then goes on
another four years after that, because it's going to take
that long for institutional reform, even even with the DOGE
(29:49):
cutting down on you know, not every ninety days. We
have a trillion dollars where the debt. Trump is working
furiously to bring investment in five hundred billion dollars into
an AI clament. By the way, you saw him with
the tech oligarchs there at the inauguration, right, and what's
I'm watching the ripple effect of that. So he has
(30:10):
Google CEO there. Well, Google had to make a decision
and this is very practical. What are they going to
do on Google Maps? As Mount McKinley is being renamed
by Trump and the Gulf of America. They had to
have a meeting. Guess what the CEO said, it's the
Gulf of America. Now now Google Maps is saying, hey,
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Trump's naming it. That's what we're doing. That's the power
of influence he never had before. He's bringing things into
a different kind of alignment. But I want to cover
this real quick. Only got four minutes in the segment.
The Supreme Court is about to hear a case about
the nation's first publicly funded religious school, and of all
the states to resist it and to fight it, it was Oklahoma,
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the home of strong you know, conservative Christians and Republicans.
But there's enough organize resistance to the lab so that
when a charter school that was Catholic wanted to be
able to tap into some funding right away, they said, oh,
separation of church and state. Well, separation of church and
state is true, but it's the left has had an
(31:18):
ideology in the school system. Whether it's woke or whether
it's Rainbow Flags, whether it's transit your kids, or whether
it's dei or critical rastory. They are a religion and
you can't make the argument in the court that that's
a religion. But you can make the argument that a
Catholic or a Christian taxpayer has the right to have
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their own school for their children if the school system
is ideologically plagued and failing to educate them. That case
has gone to the Supreme Court, and that case is
going to determine whether or not the Justice whether or
not there's going to be a freedom for charter schools
to flourish in America because Trump has made it his
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commitment to dismantle the federal government control over education and
let the states determine what works best and improve the
quality of education. Then you've got accountability at the local
level for the goofing that's going on rather than the
federal But to do all that, he's trying to work
on bringing the economy and detaining it. This is a
(32:22):
very serious battle. This could be the Achilles Heal of America.
We have we gotten so far off and thirty six
trillion dollars worth of debt and every ninety days another
trillion dollars. It's going to be hard for Trump to
be able to deal with that. But you've got like
what are they doing with the debt clock? Now you said, so, oh, well, yeah, I.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
Was just saying on the break that the actual debt
clock has updated to add a Doge section in and
so this is the real time savings. You can see
it there on the left. So we've got federal spending
and then what they are projecting is real time savings
things to joj and Trump and his administration cutting back
on wasteful spending, all sorts of different things there. So
(33:02):
I think we're up to I think that's thirty one billion,
is what that looks like. So it's a little far
across the room from me, but it's what it looks like.
And then I just wanted to make a comment on Oklahoma.
I really it's one of the only state, it might
be the only state. I have to go look at it,
but where all the counties voted red. I know that
in the last election they all went read. And I
really think Oklahoma is going to be blessed as a
(33:26):
result me personally that I think that there's a lot
of great Christian people up there, and Oklahoma's got a
lot of prophetic promises over it.
Speaker 1 (33:33):
They're taking the case to the Supreme Court. We talked
to some of the attorneys that are involved with that
and they believe it has a fighting chance, and that
that happens, then charter schools are back in business again
and the states can finally. I mean, this is a
big deal people, because the indoctrination of our youth.
Speaker 2 (33:53):
And I think that that's one of the other things
that I think is just becoming more and more abundantly clear,
and that the Supreme Court keeps sending things back to states.
But it's it's these like you were talking about. It's
what Trump's passing. Now we have to codify it through legislation,
through litigation at a state by state level, and as
much as we can at a federal level. That now
is the time, to your point, to take this moment
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and turn it into a movement. And you always talk
about smiting the arrows, and we have to advance. We
have to move like you like to talk about as
one in this next season.
Speaker 1 (34:24):
But you know, with only fifty eight seconds in this segment,
as he has got five hundred billion dollars worth of
investment going into trying to master AI.
Speaker 2 (34:34):
China's done what They just launched Deep Seek, which is
their version of essentially chat GPT, and they built it
for a fraction of the price.
Speaker 1 (34:43):
I think it was million dollars million million. Now I
don't understand why it takes US five hundred billion dollars
to create a star Gate or whatever they're doing AI system.
Oh yeah, they're and they're competing with whatever it is
is that China is doing for millions of dollars. And
of course TikTok came out of China.
Speaker 2 (35:04):
Well yeah, but we're moving to a season of warring AIS.
That's what people don't understand is that, yes, there's AI,
but it's going to come down to country versus country
of who has the better AI. So when we talk
about why we make an investment in something like five
you know whatever, you said, five hundred billion into AI,
that's why, because we have to have a better one.
Speaker 1 (35:23):
Well, and it's going to come down to the battle
of minutes. And if we can really tame this debt
that is that is like a threat to our survival
with Trump's administration, when we come back, we're going to zero.
Went on that with an expert on what's happening economically
and why we have to pay attention to this and
(35:44):
what's going on with VIVEC. I want to find out
because he was with Elon. We'll come right back and
talk about that.
Speaker 8 (35:52):
The Lance Wall Now Show will return right after this break.
Speaker 1 (36:03):
Welcome back to the Last Wall Now Show. I was
able to get ahold of an expert, you know, one
one good advisor, one good advisor. I'm thinking about some
bad advisors I've had, but I mean, one good advisor
can save you a lawsuit, save your property, save your house,
save your life, certainly save your finances. You know, Philip
(36:23):
Patrick is well known. You see him all over the
place a lot of times. I watch him on BANN
and he's a precious metal specialist, and of course he's
an educator on the subject, and of course we talked
to a lot about gold. But I want to bring
him on the show right now. Thank you so much,
Philip Patrick for being there.
Speaker 5 (36:44):
Thank you for having me once.
Speaker 1 (36:45):
Oh my gosh, last time I talked to you. The fires,
the fires, what's the story in California? Give our people
the update.
Speaker 3 (36:52):
I mean, look, we've had some rains recently, so the
fires are contained and under control, which is which is great.
The finance damage is significant though a lot of people
were uninsured. They had their insurance pulled. Damage looks like
anywhere between one hundred and thirty to one hundred and
sixty billion dollars coverage simply isn't there in the California
(37:14):
Fair Plan. So now we're beginning the process of rebuilding,
and I think it's going to be a messy one.
But thankfully everything's contained, so you know, at least there's
no further damage.
Speaker 1 (37:25):
And it's been sound like a completely well lacking an
empathy comment. But do you think this is going to
affect the politics in California?
Speaker 5 (37:35):
It already is.
Speaker 3 (37:36):
There are petitions now being signed to recall Mayor Karen Bass.
I know there's been pressure pressure on the governor as well.
Speaker 5 (37:44):
So is it going to turn Republican? I don't think so.
But at a local level, we're starting to see shifts.
Speaker 3 (37:53):
There's a Republican DA now in Los Angeles, so we're
starting to see a shift. I'm hoping we'll see a
recall of Maya Karen Bass. I've never seen anyone handle
a disaster as poorly as as she did. So slowly,
but surely I think is the answer there?
Speaker 1 (38:10):
Wow, Well, well, you know, I know you're a specialist
on the area with the economics and finance, and I
do want to go there, but I have to throw
you a curveball question right now because I always love
the spontaneity of these interviews with you. So I'm reading
in the news Vivek is discovering what is going to do?
And what happened to Vivek and Elon? They were together
(38:33):
doing the big doge thing? What come on? What happened?
Was it Elon had a little too much, you know,
mar A Lago Panaji, and Vivek said, hey, I'm not
an also round, I'm a billionaire celebrity. What happened there?
In your own opinion?
Speaker 3 (38:48):
I mean, honestly, these are these are some very large egos,
and I think it was a matter of time until
they collided, and it seems like it happened earlier than
most predicted. I think there was only going to be
one winner in that, and that was Elon Musk, and
I think that's what's happening. So dog is off to
a rocky start. I'm hoping they can sort of get
(39:10):
it together and start curbing spending because of all the priorities,
that has to be.
Speaker 5 (39:16):
The number one priority. So we'll see how it shapes.
Speaker 1 (39:19):
Out, all right, well, all I could say is I
think the mistake is you got to put you got
to put a third party in there that like Don
Junior as someone who's tasked with Hey keep them together
for the first year because you need I mean, the
job that any one of them has isn't enough. This
thing is a leviathan of a million tendrils. Is someone
(39:42):
who just go into the military, let alone the domestic side,
let alone the reformation, or they're fixing up of entitlements.
I mean, Elon can't do it by himself. Plus run
all that stuff. I'm sorry to see the breakup. I
don't think people appreciate how unfortunate that is, and I
agree with it was inevitable. Now, what's going on with
(40:05):
the economy. I'm kind of curious about this. We are
doing a trillion dollars worth of dead every hundred days,
all this crazy optimism about Trump. I'm the first guy
to just say, thank God. I'm cheerleading them every day.
Speaker 3 (40:17):
It is important that bond investors view a government as
a good investment, because the second they start to view
them as a bad investment, they pull their money out.
And what happens is boring rates start to skyrocket.
Speaker 5 (40:32):
It's like when.
Speaker 3 (40:33):
Mortgage companies lend to individuals, right, they're going to give
one rate to somebody with good credit, and they're going
to expect much higher interest rates from companies or individuals
sorry with bad credit. It's the same with countries, and
we're seeing governments fail around the world. Look at what
happened with the French parliament or the French Prime minister recently. France,
(40:56):
just like us in the US, running huge deficit. The
French president stepped in and said, look, we need to
address this, we need to stop spending and we need
to raise taxes. The French parliament said no, and they
ousted him. What that told bond investors is that France
had no interest in addressing deficit spending. They pulled their
(41:17):
money out of the French bond market and borrowing rates skyrocketed.
The same thing is happening here in the United States right.
Every year we're running two trillion dollar deficits. Why would
you lend money to a government that was spending two
trillion dollars more than they were bringing in every year,
and in order to meet that, they were just printing money,
(41:39):
which was devaluing the value of the bonds that you
were holding. So this is the biggest thing happening at
the moment.
Speaker 5 (41:47):
This is why for.
Speaker 3 (41:48):
President Trump the number one priority is to address deficit spending.
But it's going to be hard and I'd say almost
impossible to pull off.
Speaker 1 (41:58):
Almost impossible. I don't think people, I just really don't
think people understand this. That are the best that Elon
can do now that their brain power is reduced by half.
Without vivek Is, he can make recommendations. The recommendations have
to be legitimized and accepted by the very people that
get funded in private to keep them in place. In
(42:19):
other words, there's not an incentive to have to hurry
up in like the Titanic get the water out of
the boat. They're all moving at a snails pace because
they got their lifeboats already set up and they're paid
for a leak. So I am really So let's talk
about gold then? Is gold still the biblical epic book
(42:42):
of hay Guy, the silver's mind, the gold is mine?
Is it's still an enduring store of solutions for this or.
Speaker 3 (42:48):
Tell me, I would say more today than almost any
other point in history. And we're talking about why look
at the nature of our problems. We have inflation, we
need to hire now, we have a world that's running
away from the US dollar, right, we have you know,
we have a litany of problems, all of which drive
(43:11):
precious muddles up, and particularly when we're seeing the fragility
of currencies add on an international scale. So you know,
the first time Trump was in office, gold ran fifty
three percent relative to the Dow that ran fifty seven percent. Right,
it performed in twenty sixteen under Trump. What he has
(43:32):
in front of us, What he has in front of
him is a much bigger problem this time, and that
those problems are very conducive for growth in gold. And
you know you mentioned curbing deficit spending. We're talking about DOGE.
We have to understand the scale of the problem. One
point eight trillion dollars is the deficit of now. One
point two trillion dollars is interest payments. There's nothing we
(43:56):
can do about that.
Speaker 5 (43:57):
That is just debt.
Speaker 3 (43:58):
Service have pledged publicly, they're not going to look at
defense spending. Of course, we talked about interest groups before.
They're not going to look at social security. If there
were two places you could viably get a trillion dollars
it's there. Right outside of that, they're going to be
very limited. They're talking about scrapping entire government departments, getting
(44:20):
rid of the Department of Education. Listen, they could fire
every government employee, everyone down to food safety inspectors. There's
only three hundred billion dollars. So the point that I'm
trying to make the job that President Trump has in
front of him from an economic standpoint, nobody's pulled this
off before in history. So you know, are we rooting
(44:43):
for President Trump? Absolutely? Should we have a hedge in place. Absolutely,
central banks around the world are doing it. We should
do it.
Speaker 1 (44:52):
And one hundred percent of grant. I hate to say it,
but as much as we cheer every time he drops
that tariff threat, and it is his his weapon, it's
his economic weapon. He can bring a Colombian line. But
behind the scenes, every nation in the world is looking
at the United States like, hey, if you're going to
(45:13):
use that weapon on all of us every time you
have a political agenda, we will get the heck away
from you. They are all motivated. Before it was a
matter of shoulder shrug. Now they want to get away
from the US economy because it's holding them hostage politically.
It's a tough call. Listen, I want you to go
to landswalln dot com forward slash gold because I think
(45:36):
we've got like a special report on gold in the
age of Trump. I want you to download that gold
What does it mean in the Trump era? And Philip
I ran over a minute on unrav because I want
to put this on rabbit. Do you have any final
thoughts on what I just said? Am I misunderstanding it?
Or is this Unfortunately? The tariff is a great weapon
for getting the illegals out, but a terrible incentive for
(45:59):
nation wanting to work with us.
Speaker 3 (46:02):
It is absolutely spot on, and you know this is
where we're trying to toe the line.
Speaker 5 (46:07):
Right.
Speaker 3 (46:07):
We need to even things up in terms of trade imbalances.
But at the same time, what we don't want to
do is reinforce the idea that the dollar is a
yoke and using it as a threat. I think reinforces
that idea. So it's dangerous ground. In my mind when
it comes to de dollarization, the train already left the
(46:29):
station before President Trump got in office. Of all the problems,
that's the one I'm least hopeful of him being able
to combat simply because he's going to be out of
office in four years from now. China, Russia and others
are de dollarizing with a view long beyond the next
election cycle.
Speaker 1 (46:47):
Folks, you guys are my friends out there. I'm strong
on the precious metals for that reason. I believe there's
in my theological I believe God's given grace to us.
I think Trump being there as grace. I think what
he's going to do to try to stimulate investment is noble.
If we weren't hemorrhaging a trillion dollars every ninety days,
(47:08):
I would say this will be the Golden Age. But
I'm concerned that this party, the music can stop very
quickly and when everybody has to sit down, the whole
world is a wash. In what three hundred trillion dollars
worth of marching call is going to happen? And it's
going to be an ugly day. But you'll have peace
of mind if you listen to us Lance Walnot dot
(47:28):
Com Forward Stage Gold, Investigate Gold, Investigate precious pedals. It's
a store of value that's stable regardless of the time
that you're in. It's a biblical almost like a biblical proverb.
I want to thank you again, Philip Patrick, for being
with us. I look forward to having you back with
us again.
Speaker 5 (47:46):
Thank you, Loss
Well, we have a wild show today, and it's got
so much information on it. I don't want to miss
any of it. I guess I should start off by saying,
I don't know how many of you have noticed, we've
had some rotating on this staff, on the team because
people are so busy doing things by Mercedes, welcome back
to the show. Over here, to my soli glance.
Speaker 2 (00:20):
I'm happy to be here with everyone, and you at Chelsea.
Speaker 1 (00:24):
And Chelsea yes, and of course producer Chelsea's right over
here ready with her headset on and doing air traffic control,
so ready to go, ready they go? Now, all right, now, listen,
I want you to. I want to The Boss is back.
What a wild week it's been already. Trump is changing
the entire dynamic of everything the left deals with and
(00:46):
what was their stronghold before, which is media where they
would pepper him and bully him and harass him, and
then the Department of Justice. We'll be going after him,
trying to cripple him, bankrupt him, lock him up. He's
got all the cards now, and boy does this guy
love the play. And let's go to the new White
House Press secretary listening to the critiques and I want
(01:09):
you by the way, I'm on If you're on X account,
this is my lead story on X. You can go
to Lance wall now on X and catch the stuff
you want to follow the flow of the show. Let's
start with the White House Press Secretary and she's wearing
her conspicuous cross. This is this is a visual statement
that something's changing in the White House.
Speaker 3 (01:28):
Watch this earlier on immigration.
Speaker 4 (01:31):
The thirty five hundred arrests ICE has made so far
since President Trump came back into office, can.
Speaker 5 (01:36):
You just tell us the numbers?
Speaker 4 (01:37):
How many have a criminal record versus those who are
just in the country illegally all of them because they
illegally broke our nation's laws and therefore they are criminals
as far as this administration goes. I know the last
administration didn't see it that way. So it's a big
culture shift in our nation to view someone who breaks
our immigration laws as a criminal. But that's exactly what
they are here. They all had a criminal record and
welcome to the if they broke our nation's laws, yes
(01:59):
they are criminal.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
Yes, yeah, they're a criminal. How many of the arrests
are criminals versus others? All of them? I know there's
a huge culture shift going on in America right now.
But guess what, it's a new culture. Oh my gosh,
I love it. I mean four years of this, but
we're not done yet. Check out Donald Trump, the only
(02:21):
president and you can't see George Bush doing this. You
couldn't see even Obama and Clinton would never go where
Trump goes. Trump is a media machine. Don't forget. He
was like the king of the media mountain when he
had his own little apprentice show going on there. So
look at the Trump tweet on Jim Acosta for those
of you that are listening. Wow, really good news. Jim Acosta,
one of the worst and most disonest reporters in journalistic history,
(02:44):
a major sleeves bag, has been relegated by seeing in
fake news to the Midnight Hour It's Death Valley people
because of his extraordinarily bad ratings and no talent. Where
it is that he wants wants to quit and that
would be even better. Jim is a major loser who
(03:05):
will fail. You mention, this guy's a prophet. This is
a major loser who will fail no matter what he
ends up doing. Good luck, Jim, I can't help it.
This is going to be a long four years for
the left right media. But then Trump. There's a great
scene in the movie Paton where where the Carl Malden
(03:31):
who's playing Bradley, says, give George another headline and he's
good for another, like you know, ten miles or one
hundred miles. This is what Trump reposts. He loves his
own press, So check this out. President Donald Trump has
been in office as the forty seven president for less
than one hundred and thirty hours. It hasn't even been
(03:53):
a whole week. He's reposting. He's already established America as
the leader in the world once again. He's freed hostages,
brought in billions of dollars in new business investment, had
cabinet secretaries confirmed, and the government and military dei establishment.
There are only two genders, he says. He's closed the border,
arrested and deporter nearly a thousand criminals tall. The oil
(04:15):
and gas industry. Okay, it's time to drill, baby, drill.
Sign Nearly two hundred executive orders visited North Carolina and California,
victims of horrific natural disasters. Began the process to take
back the Panama Canal designated International cartels, as foreign terrorist
organizations withdrew from the Paris climate accurds, and the World
(04:36):
Health Organization made offers to buy greenland renamed the Mountain
and huge body of water the American Gulf. Now give
him people real hope for a brighter future. And it's
not even Sunday. People are already talking about changing the
twenty second Amendment and he posts it so he can
(04:56):
serve a third time. Get their heads blowing up right now.
So he's going to do a third term if this
pace and success keeps up for four years, and there's
no reason it won't one Americans really want him to leave.
And you know the what and what Trump is doing,
Mercedes is I mean, he doesn't miss a photo op.
(05:17):
But what's amazing is you got your own PR machine
as president. It used to be people would have to
handle the public relations for the White House, YEP, and
the president would be handled. He'd show up here, he'd
show up there, and then the press would explain what
he's doing, and his own people would spin. Trump doesn't
need that. He's he's got the PR machine and this
(05:38):
makes him twice as powerful because he understands communication.
Speaker 2 (05:43):
Definitely, and he doesn't stop. That's the other thing. Like
he's up early. I think the other day didn't he
go to you went to North Carolina? That he got up,
did a press briefing, went to North Carolina with all
the way to California, and then was still going at
like nine o'clock that night. Like he doesn't sleep. That's
one of the secret things about the Trump guys. It's
like every they maybe seen four or five hours a night.
He doesn't stop. It's always coming.
Speaker 1 (06:04):
You know why, because he's energized. But he actually likes
the job. And you can see him talking. He's laughing.
Tell him because he feeds off the energy and so
it's a beautiful cycle. But it's not just there. Listen.
He also took all of the people that were locked
up in jail because of pro life totally. And there's
(06:25):
one beautiful story here I want to play right now
about one of our sisters, a Christian who was standing
for life, who was targeted by the left for a
three year prison sentence. Listen to this story.
Speaker 6 (06:38):
Let me put you guys in my shoes for a second.
Could you imagine three years?
Speaker 7 (06:42):
Right?
Speaker 6 (06:42):
Yeah, you get indiceted, So you're thinking, nah, no way,
this got to be dismissed. It's not dismissed. You pray God,
this has to be dismissed as an unjust it doesn't happen,
then say okay, I'll go to travel God. I got
to be found out guilty, and then it doesn't happen.
You found guilty, And on top of that, I'll found
guilty alone. I had a co defendant, but I was
(07:03):
found guilty alone. I was singled out. Then on top
of that, now I'm like, nah, I mean the judge
got to be leaning something. She got at least give
me probation. No. Three and a half years, another prayer, unanswered,
bail appealed, two of them.
Speaker 4 (07:18):
No.
Speaker 6 (07:18):
Each time the Supreme Court didn't even bother to read it.
It came up. They said no to it. Christmas over
my prayer to go home for Christmas, New Year, Thanksgiving. Nothing,
I'm getting no after no after no, And I'm still
having to be resilient in my faith. And so now
as the twentieth is coming, I'm getting these whispers in
my ear, obviously from the enemy. You're gonna get left behind.
(07:42):
You're not going to go home. He's not going to
pardon you, they're gonna forget about you. And I'm hearing
this and it's like I want to counter it, and
I am by my faith, but it's not stopping it
from happening. Breaking news for sign executive orders to go by.
And then now he brings this one up and it
says he says, oh, and this one is for the
(08:04):
pro lifers who were unjustly charged. And as he's saying it,
I'm sitting here watching it with my homegirl and I'm hyperventilating.
I'm like what, And I'm like, oh my God, he's
gonna sign. He's gonna sign it. And I didn't even
hear him saying it was an honor to sign it
and none of that, because I was literally freaking out.
Speaker 7 (08:23):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (08:23):
And then all I hear is did that pen scribbling?
And I'm like screaming, Jesus, dang you, Jesus God, like
I couldn't believe. I'm all through the units screaming and
praising God. I call my husband like, Babe, come give
me now, he just signed it. We go.
Speaker 1 (08:40):
I'm going home Jesus shouting Jesus. I love it. Where
there's an awakening, people, there's an awakening happening, and so
her nightmare ended because Trump signed that they're out well and.
Speaker 2 (08:58):
To think too like I didn't even realize that this happened,
and I'm like, am I totally that uninformed? Where this
this lady was incarcerator for praying in front of an
abortion clinic. I mean literally, like a prayer that you
are a Pentecostal prayer we would pray. Put her in jail.
She wasn't arrested at the time. She was arrested on
federal charges and gets locked up for I think it
(09:19):
was like forty one months. And thank God for President Trump.
This is stuff, you, This is stuff. This type of
a story is like what comes out of the UK
where you can't even pray in your head anymore without
being locked up. That is terrifying. Doesn't matter if she's
a young mom, doesn't matter any of those things. They're
going to make an example.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
Folks in Great Britain right now they have a guy
who stood out for a former event, a guy who
served in the military prayed outside of a clinic. The
police said what were you praying? And he said, I'm
a Christian and boom, the guy's off to jail. That's
what was coming. That's what was stopped, and it ain't
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stop yet because the ripple of the fact that what's
happened in America is going to touch the entire world.
It's going around the world. Ben Berkwam is over there
on how to make Europe grade again right now, states
a rising up within Europe saying we want what America has.
We want the breakthrough that America has, We want to
have that in our own country as well.
Speaker 2 (10:18):
I was going to say too. You know, that targeted
attack on prayer just underscores the power of prayer and
even in the power of prayer in your own mind,
as crazy as that sounds, don't ever let the devil
come into that. Your person don't matter and what you're
praying in your prayer closet. That is like we've seen
that movie The War Room.
Speaker 1 (10:36):
And honestly, all of you to think about this. The
January sixth, people of the thousand plus that were out there,
many of them are just like this. They were Christians
who were not breaking up stuff, who were not violent,
who were walking in and simply because like this woman praying,
they were put through the process. When we come back
on to talk about Trump's unleashing his war machine on
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the purpose version of justice and what happened to him.
He's going to reset the clock. We'll be right back.
Speaker 8 (11:07):
The Lance Wall Now show will return right after this break.
Speaker 1 (11:18):
Well, the Trump train has now arrived in Washington and
the whole globe is going through a massive reset. Prayer
evidently is more serious than we thought. Mercedes, you were saying, well, I'm.
Speaker 2 (11:34):
Just saying at the end of the segment, you just
think about it that how powerful prayer must really be
at shaping culture and transforming nations if the law is
being weaponized against people praying outside of abortion clinics publicly vocally,
like we just saw in that last segment, and then
also in the UK, just in your mind the story
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I heard that we both heard together. The guy was
facing a completely opposite direction way outside out of like
a safe stone, like behind a tree, and the law
enforcement officer came up and said, what are you doing?
Because Christian, He said, well, I'm praying. You know, well,
you're going You're going to be church.
Speaker 1 (12:10):
And this is this is this is spiritual warfare. So
there's an article that just came out in the Wall
Street Journal. I got caught by the Wall Street Journal
about Trump's immigration policies and stuff, and what does the
church feel about Trump going into churches? And my comment was, well,
you know you're going to find by and large that
churches that are harboring illegals that are criminals are actually
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working for the left. Understand, a large part of the
Catholic Church and charities a lot of the woke Marxists.
The pope is is Marxist, so a lot of the
organ a lot of the lot of the church is
actually in the Catholic Church is actually half of it's
politically on the left, I mean co opted and taken over,
working with bringing illegals in. So I said, hey, I
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think we're going to expose this. The wrecking ball is
coming to the church and a reformation is happening in
the church. And I think it's a lot of the
stuff that's shaking up in the church as Bam, God's
coming into re order what the church is. But I
want to get into this whole thing about the lawfare
because it's all tied together. The Department of Justice just
fired officials who played a significant role in prosecuting President Trump. Well,
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no kidding, Pam Bonding is going to be taken over
that air. I don't know if she's been officially confirmed
yet yet, but she looks like she's in. The American
people have witnessed the previous administration engage in a systematic
campaign against his perceived political opponents, weaponizing legal force of
numerous federal law enforcement agencies. And so what you're going
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to see now is Trump doesn't have to he can't,
and he won't go to the he won't go to
the Department of Justice, say go after them, but they
understand that they've got to go rectify what's happened. And
even untrue social Trump retweeted or read whatever they call
retruthed a Federalist article on the argument for restoring justice
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in America by going after Letitia James and the New
York prosecutors that gained the system with New York judges
and Democrat Donor judges in order to be able to
take Trump out. And the point is, and Trump is
reposting it, you've got to fix this so that there
is a disincentive in the future of going after your
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political opponents and weaponizing the government to go after them.
So along those lines, we have the battle that is
ensuing this week, You've got three biggies three and think
about this as a spirit battle now that we know
what deep state is. Well, by the way, so the
Wall Street Journal I'm saying this, they had an article
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and they quoted me on it talking about immigration, and
once you know, they put a link. What do you
think the link is? Is next to my name? Which
one is this spiritual warfare? What page is on? So
I'm linked the spiritual warfare in the United States in
an article. But so you know, people tell me all
the time about, Hey, you know, are you bothered by this?
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I don't even know what's happening list someone tells me
about it. But the Department of Homeland Security hits the
New York streets to get the dirt bags off the streets.
So this is going to be Christy Knowle. Understand that
everyone in Trump's cabinet now, including Marco Rubio, these are
all people with long term professional interests in running for
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president and higher office. Once you've been in the cabinet,
where do you go from there? Once you've been a
governor and you're in a cabinet, well you start looking.
So all of them are actually doing the job that
Trump wants them to do and they all want to
do it and make a mark in the American psyche
that they're in this make America Great Again movement. So
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for her to use words that were getting the dirt
bag off the streets. First, the first thing you've got
to see is that, in terms of just now the
enforcement operation in New York City, criminal alien with kidnapping, assault,
and burglary charges is in custody. America is no longer
a safe haven for violent criminals. Eighty six percent of Americans,
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including Democrats, are being forced to say, well, we're actually
for the departing of violent criminals and offenders. What are
they going to say? We're for the keeping up there?
They vote that way, they vote to protect them. But
now that the issue is being brought forth and you
prayed and you want to see God put the spotlight
on it, what are they going to turning a light
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on where all the cockroaches are? They all got to
run in the kitchen and go hide. They can't stand
behind their own ideology. And so Christy Noom is going there.
So this week we have three biggies that are up,
and these are three huge things. First, Pete Haiks that
passed after a brutal hearing, but that was the warfare
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industrial complex. But Tulca Gabber looks like the most vulnerable
of all Trump's next candidates. I think RFK it's going
to be hard for them to take him out. It
really is, because he's standing for health and there's so
many moms as you know, that are actually on his
side saying they want their children not to be taking
the poison. Nobody trusts big pharma after the COVID situation
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and now the CIA oh new revelation, they actually believe
that the origin of COVID was a lab leak and Wuhan, China,
they knew it all along, but they were covering it
because Fauci was involved with it and he's part of
the inside operation of Washington. Now the CIA is coming
clean well, because Trump's got a new spotlight on He's
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got leadership there. It's going to say, hey, truth is
coming out. Truth is coming out. So Kennedy, I think,
is going to have a real interesting hearing because it's
going to expose the big pharma money that's in Washington
to try to block him. But I think the American
people getting educated Pete Hegseth exposed the big military money
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that was trying to stop him from reforming the military.
But Tulsi has has gone on record as saying that
she's four suspending more military investment in Ukraine. So this
is where Lindsay Graham and knows keep an eye on them.
You've got three Republicans on the Senate that are the
torpedo vos exposing that they're not they're not they're not
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really Republicans. McConnell is one of them. You got Maine
and Alaska, and so these senators are the ones that
are that are going to be oppositional, the ones.
Speaker 2 (18:49):
For RFK though, that we have to put pressure on
and please call these senators offices. But is Langford, Cassidy, Collins, Curtis,
and it's is.
Speaker 1 (18:58):
It Hoven h O e v E n heaven. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (19:02):
Uh so those are the guys you got to reach
out to. So please call them, let them know, please
confirm RFK.
Speaker 1 (19:07):
Now, but Tulsea's got to have she's got to have
like a full confirmation, a full approval. She I'm just
telling you right now, she's going to have a battle. Now,
who's the third that's up Oh, is Cash up yet?
Cash Bartel, I don't know if that will be exciting. Yeah,
I think I think, uh, he'll be coming up and
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that's that's good boy. That's going to be an interesting
one because he wrote his government Gangster's book exposing a
lot of Anyway, what I want you to catch is
the nature of the battle that is going to be
coming out with Cash Betel. Articles are coming out, of course,
leaking whistleblowers that he played a role in a hostage
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rescue that almost went bad, and his you know, all
of his years of high performance. They're trying to they
strain it a net and swallow at Camel's with Jesus.
They've got to find something he did I wasn't elegantly
improperly done, like getting ahead of information and revealing something
he should have revealed. But you're going to see his
effort to reform the FBI is going to be You're
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going to see who's going to come out to stop
the reformation of the FBI. But I want you prepared
for these things. I want you prepared for the way
in which the media is going to respond because they're predictable.
They're going to talk, they're going to try to come
up with stories of injustice about the plight of immigrants.
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They're going to say that are in the United States
seeking asylum and fleeing persecution, etc. Meanwhile, the ten million
or fifteen million that were coming through were not coming
because they were being persecuted by Jihattis in South America.
That was that's not what's going on there. So it's
going to You're going to see the typical arguments like
(21:02):
school lunches are on the menu. Like I'm looking at
this one article here, I want to show you where
Trump is now going After we got ninety ninety every
ninety days, we have a trillion dollars of debt. Trump
has got to eliminate that. How's he going to do it, Well,
he's going to have to cut something, and it's not
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going to be easy for him to do so. The
left is right away going after his immigration policies. And
the reason he's going to win this year on the
immigration battle with the deportations is because he is going
after the first phase is the insane asylums and the
criminals and the people that have come in here that
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are actually dangerous, and he's going to have media support
behind him. So this year you're going to see a
lot of those stories coming out, and the left is
going to try to say, oh, but he's being abusive
and cruel and unreasonable, and I don't think it's going
to into work. I think the American public now realizes
that the media's manipulation of information is going to be
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a widespread tactic of creating confusion and fragmentation in something
which actually eighty six percent of Americans are behind. So
you're going to see I just want to say, the
school meals of low income students. Trump's going to be
budget doing budget cuts, and they're going to start talking
about wildfire preparation and nutrition programs for single mothers, and
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mining inspections and homeless veterans. They're going to the Office
of Budget is now freezing all money. Get this going
to left wing slush funds that are on the government payroll,
And it's been frozen now for one purpose, in order
to examine each of them to see if they aren't
in fact nothing more than a slush fund that the
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government used largely set up with during the Obama days
to fund left wing nonprofits that make a fortune off
of working with the government. For things that Trump is
not going to say, this is not making America great.
We'll be right back.
Speaker 8 (23:12):
The Lance Wall Now show will return right after this break.
Speaker 1 (23:23):
And so the President is back and he's looking at
He's not backing down on the Panama Canal or on Greenland.
He's not going to cut in slack for Canada. He's
sending a message. When Columbia said we won't receive any
of your planes, he said, fine, twenty five percent tariff
right now, fifty percent by the end of the week.
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All visa's going to and coming from from Columbia frozen.
I'm going to ramp up the inspections and everything you
want to put in this country. And that's just the beginning.
And right away President of Columbia goes, well, maybe there's
a misunderstanding here. Now it's going to be interesting to
see how this how this works out. With the Mexican
cartel which was firing shots at US border agents, you
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know as well as I do, that the President now
designating the cartels as a terror operation allows the military
to deal with them. And you know the problem in
Mexico is they're compromised by the corruption with the cartels.
They don't deal with it. So Trump's going to I
will predict that the cartels are going to re engage
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by backing up from the border. But the operations that
the United States is going to take on fentanyl and
on human trafficking, on drugs is going to go to
a whole new level, and the military will be an
option on the table. That's like, you know, havn't haven't
uh as having the sheriff back in town, folks, is
kind of coming in to the wild West and Dodge City,
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and he's saying, here's the new rules, and I want
you to listen to him. Bring this wild proposal out,
and here's the proposal going to tell you to you
ahead of time. He's saying, Hey, forget about the illegal criminals.
What about these people that are shoving people out in
front of trains in the subway station and they've got
thirty arrests on the rap shet These these people that
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our system is just recycling back into the street, I
think they ought to be taken out of the country
and put somewhere where they're not even in the United
States because we have an industrial son, Carl pointed this
out to me. We have a prison industrial complex that
makes money off of incarceration. It's a for profit adventure.
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Trump says, well, forget that, that's costing the government tons
of money. We should really be moving these people someplace else.
And then he's talking to El Salvador to Bukelly is saying,
maybe you ought to be building a maximum security down there,
and we should work a deal where I've if you've
been arrested thirty times instead of cycling back out into
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our streets. We're going to start and it will be
a big battle. But I'd love to see how the
left defends the right of people to be arrested thirty
or forty times for violence and destruction and not removing
them getting them off the streets. Anyway, Watch this segment
here of Donald Trump just riffing to the shock and
awe of even his own staff as he's talking about
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his latest ideas.
Speaker 7 (26:19):
They're very dangerous people. They're violent people. I used to say,
these are more violent than our criminals. In fact, the
best part about them is they make our criminals look
quite nice. Actually, by comparison, they are very violent people.
We also have many violent criminals in our country. However,
that did not necessarily come here illegally, but have been
arrested thirty times, thirty five times, forty one, forty two
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times in a couple of cases, twenty five times eighteen times,
many for murder and other heinous charges, such as pushing
people into subways as the trains coming along at forty
five miles an hour. Mom, you get pushed into the subway.
They had it less, getting them in the head with
baseball bats while they're not looking, punching old ladies in
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the face, knocking them unconscious, and stealing their purse. They
even break into apartments and rape elderly women and beat
up elderly men, beat them to hell. And I don't
want these violent repeat offenders in our country anymore than
I want illegal aliens from other countries who mis behad.
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And I say, and this is subject to getting it approved.
But if they've been arrested many, many times, they're repeat
offenders by many numbers, I want them out of our country.
I also will will be seeking permission to do so.
We're going to get approval, hopefully to get them the
hell out of our country along with others. Let them
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be brought to a foreign land and maintained by others
for a very small fee, as opposed to be maintained
in our jails for massive amounts of money, including the
private prison companies that charges of fortune. Now let them
be brought out of our country you and let them
live there for a while. Let's see how they like it.
You'll see crime all over the country dry up.
Speaker 1 (28:05):
Essentially.
Speaker 7 (28:05):
That's what Venezuela and other countries are doing. They're getting
rid of their criminals and putting them into the United
States of America, and their crime is down by almost
eighty percent. We're going to restore law and order in America,
and we want to bring back the death penalty for
these horrible people that kill people.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
They kill people.
Speaker 7 (28:30):
It's always a tough thing to say because I don't
like it, nobody likes it. But if you don't do it,
we're just we're just looking for trouble.
Speaker 8 (28:39):
You know.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
The amazing thing is he's talking in a way that
any American would have a conversation and they say something,
Why in the world would you not agree with that?
That's the reality of Trump's approach. And I would say
that it's going to be an interesting process watching It's
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all going to come down to Congress. You know, Congress
makes the laws, and if we have this fifty to
fifty split in Congress, or if we lose the Congress
within two hundred days, then all of this stops because
it has to be legislated. All these beautiful executive orders
you're seeing the flare of the pen are not permanent.
(29:28):
They're only during the administration of Trump. The work we
have to do in our movement is to take the
moment that we're in and turn it into a sustainable
movement that goes all four years and then goes on
another four years after that, because it's going to take
that long for institutional reform, even even with the DOGE
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cutting down on you know, not every ninety days. We
have a trillion dollars where the debt. Trump is working
furiously to bring investment in five hundred billion dollars into
an AI clament. By the way, you saw him with
the tech oligarchs there at the inauguration, right, and what's
I'm watching the ripple effect of that. So he has
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Google CEO there. Well, Google had to make a decision
and this is very practical. What are they going to
do on Google Maps? As Mount McKinley is being renamed
by Trump and the Gulf of America. They had to
have a meeting. Guess what the CEO said, it's the
Gulf of America. Now now Google Maps is saying, hey,
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Trump's naming it. That's what we're doing. That's the power
of influence he never had before. He's bringing things into
a different kind of alignment. But I want to cover
this real quick. Only got four minutes in the segment.
The Supreme Court is about to hear a case about
the nation's first publicly funded religious school, and of all
the states to resist it and to fight it, it was Oklahoma,
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the home of strong you know, conservative Christians and Republicans.
But there's enough organize resistance to the lab so that
when a charter school that was Catholic wanted to be
able to tap into some funding right away, they said, oh,
separation of church and state. Well, separation of church and
state is true, but it's the left has had an
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ideology in the school system. Whether it's woke or whether
it's Rainbow Flags, whether it's transit your kids, or whether
it's dei or critical rastory. They are a religion and
you can't make the argument in the court that that's
a religion. But you can make the argument that a
Catholic or a Christian taxpayer has the right to have
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their own school for their children if the school system
is ideologically plagued and failing to educate them. That case
has gone to the Supreme Court, and that case is
going to determine whether or not the Justice whether or
not there's going to be a freedom for charter schools
to flourish in America because Trump has made it his
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commitment to dismantle the federal government control over education and
let the states determine what works best and improve the
quality of education. Then you've got accountability at the local
level for the goofing that's going on rather than the
federal But to do all that, he's trying to work
on bringing the economy and detaining it. This is a
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very serious battle. This could be the Achilles Heal of America.
We have we gotten so far off and thirty six
trillion dollars worth of debt and every ninety days another
trillion dollars. It's going to be hard for Trump to
be able to deal with that. But you've got like
what are they doing with the debt clock? Now you said, so, oh, well, yeah, I.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
Was just saying on the break that the actual debt
clock has updated to add a Doge section in and
so this is the real time savings. You can see
it there on the left. So we've got federal spending
and then what they are projecting is real time savings
things to joj and Trump and his administration cutting back
on wasteful spending, all sorts of different things there. So
(33:02):
I think we're up to I think that's thirty one billion,
is what that looks like. So it's a little far
across the room from me, but it's what it looks like.
And then I just wanted to make a comment on Oklahoma.
I really it's one of the only state, it might
be the only state. I have to go look at it,
but where all the counties voted red. I know that
in the last election they all went read. And I
really think Oklahoma is going to be blessed as a
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result me personally that I think that there's a lot
of great Christian people up there, and Oklahoma's got a
lot of prophetic promises over it.
Speaker 1 (33:33):
They're taking the case to the Supreme Court. We talked
to some of the attorneys that are involved with that
and they believe it has a fighting chance, and that
that happens, then charter schools are back in business again
and the states can finally. I mean, this is a
big deal people, because the indoctrination of our youth.
Speaker 2 (33:53):
And I think that that's one of the other things
that I think is just becoming more and more abundantly clear,
and that the Supreme Court keeps sending things back to states.
But it's it's these like you were talking about. It's
what Trump's passing. Now we have to codify it through legislation,
through litigation at a state by state level, and as
much as we can at a federal level. That now
is the time, to your point, to take this moment
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and turn it into a movement. And you always talk
about smiting the arrows, and we have to advance. We
have to move like you like to talk about as
one in this next season.
Speaker 1 (34:24):
But you know, with only fifty eight seconds in this segment,
as he has got five hundred billion dollars worth of
investment going into trying to master AI.
Speaker 2 (34:34):
China's done what They just launched Deep Seek, which is
their version of essentially chat GPT, and they built it
for a fraction of the price.
Speaker 1 (34:43):
I think it was million dollars million million. Now I
don't understand why it takes US five hundred billion dollars
to create a star Gate or whatever they're doing AI system.
Oh yeah, they're and they're competing with whatever it is
is that China is doing for millions of dollars. And
of course TikTok came out of China.
Speaker 2 (35:04):
Well yeah, but we're moving to a season of warring AIS.
That's what people don't understand is that, yes, there's AI,
but it's going to come down to country versus country
of who has the better AI. So when we talk
about why we make an investment in something like five
you know whatever, you said, five hundred billion into AI,
that's why, because we have to have a better one.
Speaker 1 (35:23):
Well, and it's going to come down to the battle
of minutes. And if we can really tame this debt
that is that is like a threat to our survival
with Trump's administration, when we come back, we're going to zero.
Went on that with an expert on what's happening economically
and why we have to pay attention to this and
(35:44):
what's going on with VIVEC. I want to find out
because he was with Elon. We'll come right back and
talk about that.
Speaker 8 (35:52):
The Lance Wall Now Show will return right after this break.
Speaker 1 (36:03):
Welcome back to the Last Wall Now Show. I was
able to get ahold of an expert, you know, one
one good advisor, one good advisor. I'm thinking about some
bad advisors I've had, but I mean, one good advisor
can save you a lawsuit, save your property, save your house,
save your life, certainly save your finances. You know, Philip
(36:23):
Patrick is well known. You see him all over the
place a lot of times. I watch him on BANN
and he's a precious metal specialist, and of course he's
an educator on the subject, and of course we talked
to a lot about gold. But I want to bring
him on the show right now. Thank you so much,
Philip Patrick for being there.
Speaker 5 (36:44):
Thank you for having me once.
Speaker 1 (36:45):
Oh my gosh, last time I talked to you. The fires,
the fires, what's the story in California? Give our people
the update.
Speaker 3 (36:52):
I mean, look, we've had some rains recently, so the
fires are contained and under control, which is which is great.
The finance damage is significant though a lot of people
were uninsured. They had their insurance pulled. Damage looks like
anywhere between one hundred and thirty to one hundred and
sixty billion dollars coverage simply isn't there in the California
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Fair Plan. So now we're beginning the process of rebuilding,
and I think it's going to be a messy one.
But thankfully everything's contained, so you know, at least there's
no further damage.
Speaker 1 (37:25):
And it's been sound like a completely well lacking an
empathy comment. But do you think this is going to
affect the politics in California?
Speaker 5 (37:35):
It already is.
Speaker 3 (37:36):
There are petitions now being signed to recall Mayor Karen Bass.
I know there's been pressure pressure on the governor as well.
Speaker 5 (37:44):
So is it going to turn Republican? I don't think so.
But at a local level, we're starting to see shifts.
Speaker 3 (37:53):
There's a Republican DA now in Los Angeles, so we're
starting to see a shift. I'm hoping we'll see a
recall of Maya Karen Bass. I've never seen anyone handle
a disaster as poorly as as she did. So slowly,
but surely I think is the answer there?
Speaker 1 (38:10):
Wow, Well, well, you know, I know you're a specialist
on the area with the economics and finance, and I
do want to go there, but I have to throw
you a curveball question right now because I always love
the spontaneity of these interviews with you. So I'm reading
in the news Vivek is discovering what is going to do?
And what happened to Vivek and Elon? They were together
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doing the big doge thing? What come on? What happened?
Was it Elon had a little too much, you know,
mar A Lago Panaji, and Vivek said, hey, I'm not
an also round, I'm a billionaire celebrity. What happened there?
In your own opinion?
Speaker 3 (38:48):
I mean, honestly, these are these are some very large egos,
and I think it was a matter of time until
they collided, and it seems like it happened earlier than
most predicted. I think there was only going to be
one winner in that, and that was Elon Musk, and
I think that's what's happening. So dog is off to
a rocky start. I'm hoping they can sort of get
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it together and start curbing spending because of all the priorities,
that has to be.
Speaker 5 (39:16):
The number one priority. So we'll see how it shapes.
Speaker 1 (39:19):
Out, all right, well, all I could say is I
think the mistake is you got to put you got
to put a third party in there that like Don
Junior as someone who's tasked with Hey keep them together
for the first year because you need I mean, the
job that any one of them has isn't enough. This
thing is a leviathan of a million tendrils. Is someone
(39:42):
who just go into the military, let alone the domestic side,
let alone the reformation, or they're fixing up of entitlements.
I mean, Elon can't do it by himself. Plus run
all that stuff. I'm sorry to see the breakup. I
don't think people appreciate how unfortunate that is, and I
agree with it was inevitable. Now, what's going on with
(40:05):
the economy. I'm kind of curious about this. We are
doing a trillion dollars worth of dead every hundred days,
all this crazy optimism about Trump. I'm the first guy
to just say, thank God. I'm cheerleading them every day.
Speaker 3 (40:17):
It is important that bond investors view a government as
a good investment, because the second they start to view
them as a bad investment, they pull their money out.
And what happens is boring rates start to skyrocket.
Speaker 5 (40:32):
It's like when.
Speaker 3 (40:33):
Mortgage companies lend to individuals, right, they're going to give
one rate to somebody with good credit, and they're going
to expect much higher interest rates from companies or individuals
sorry with bad credit. It's the same with countries, and
we're seeing governments fail around the world. Look at what
happened with the French parliament or the French Prime minister recently. France,
(40:56):
just like us in the US, running huge deficit. The
French president stepped in and said, look, we need to
address this, we need to stop spending and we need
to raise taxes. The French parliament said no, and they
ousted him. What that told bond investors is that France
had no interest in addressing deficit spending. They pulled their
(41:17):
money out of the French bond market and borrowing rates skyrocketed.
The same thing is happening here in the United States right.
Every year we're running two trillion dollar deficits. Why would
you lend money to a government that was spending two
trillion dollars more than they were bringing in every year,
and in order to meet that, they were just printing money,
(41:39):
which was devaluing the value of the bonds that you
were holding. So this is the biggest thing happening at
the moment.
Speaker 5 (41:47):
This is why for.
Speaker 3 (41:48):
President Trump the number one priority is to address deficit spending.
But it's going to be hard and I'd say almost
impossible to pull off.
Speaker 1 (41:58):
Almost impossible. I don't think people, I just really don't
think people understand this. That are the best that Elon
can do now that their brain power is reduced by half.
Without vivek Is, he can make recommendations. The recommendations have
to be legitimized and accepted by the very people that
get funded in private to keep them in place. In
(42:19):
other words, there's not an incentive to have to hurry
up in like the Titanic get the water out of
the boat. They're all moving at a snails pace because
they got their lifeboats already set up and they're paid
for a leak. So I am really So let's talk
about gold then? Is gold still the biblical epic book
(42:42):
of hay Guy, the silver's mind, the gold is mine?
Is it's still an enduring store of solutions for this or.
Speaker 3 (42:48):
Tell me, I would say more today than almost any
other point in history. And we're talking about why look
at the nature of our problems. We have inflation, we
need to hire now, we have a world that's running
away from the US dollar, right, we have you know,
we have a litany of problems, all of which drive
(43:11):
precious muddles up, and particularly when we're seeing the fragility
of currencies add on an international scale. So you know,
the first time Trump was in office, gold ran fifty
three percent relative to the Dow that ran fifty seven percent. Right,
it performed in twenty sixteen under Trump. What he has
(43:32):
in front of us, What he has in front of
him is a much bigger problem this time, and that
those problems are very conducive for growth in gold. And
you know you mentioned curbing deficit spending. We're talking about DOGE.
We have to understand the scale of the problem. One
point eight trillion dollars is the deficit of now. One
point two trillion dollars is interest payments. There's nothing we
(43:56):
can do about that.
Speaker 5 (43:57):
That is just debt.
Speaker 3 (43:58):
Service have pledged publicly, they're not going to look at
defense spending. Of course, we talked about interest groups before.
They're not going to look at social security. If there
were two places you could viably get a trillion dollars
it's there. Right outside of that, they're going to be
very limited. They're talking about scrapping entire government departments, getting
(44:20):
rid of the Department of Education. Listen, they could fire
every government employee, everyone down to food safety inspectors. There's
only three hundred billion dollars. So the point that I'm
trying to make the job that President Trump has in
front of him from an economic standpoint, nobody's pulled this
off before in history. So you know, are we rooting
(44:43):
for President Trump? Absolutely? Should we have a hedge in place. Absolutely,
central banks around the world are doing it. We should
do it.
Speaker 1 (44:52):
And one hundred percent of grant. I hate to say it,
but as much as we cheer every time he drops
that tariff threat, and it is his his weapon, it's
his economic weapon. He can bring a Colombian line. But
behind the scenes, every nation in the world is looking
at the United States like, hey, if you're going to
(45:13):
use that weapon on all of us every time you
have a political agenda, we will get the heck away
from you. They are all motivated. Before it was a
matter of shoulder shrug. Now they want to get away
from the US economy because it's holding them hostage politically.
It's a tough call. Listen, I want you to go
to landswalln dot com forward slash gold because I think
(45:36):
we've got like a special report on gold in the
age of Trump. I want you to download that gold
What does it mean in the Trump era? And Philip
I ran over a minute on unrav because I want
to put this on rabbit. Do you have any final
thoughts on what I just said? Am I misunderstanding it?
Or is this Unfortunately? The tariff is a great weapon
for getting the illegals out, but a terrible incentive for
(45:59):
nation wanting to work with us.
Speaker 3 (46:02):
It is absolutely spot on, and you know this is
where we're trying to toe the line.
Speaker 5 (46:07):
Right.
Speaker 3 (46:07):
We need to even things up in terms of trade imbalances.
But at the same time, what we don't want to
do is reinforce the idea that the dollar is a
yoke and using it as a threat. I think reinforces
that idea. So it's dangerous ground. In my mind when
it comes to de dollarization, the train already left the
(46:29):
station before President Trump got in office. Of all the problems,
that's the one I'm least hopeful of him being able
to combat simply because he's going to be out of
office in four years from now. China, Russia and others
are de dollarizing with a view long beyond the next
election cycle.
Speaker 1 (46:47):
Folks, you guys are my friends out there. I'm strong
on the precious metals for that reason. I believe there's
in my theological I believe God's given grace to us.
I think Trump being there as grace. I think what
he's going to do to try to stimulate investment is noble.
If we weren't hemorrhaging a trillion dollars every ninety days,
(47:08):
I would say this will be the Golden Age. But
I'm concerned that this party, the music can stop very
quickly and when everybody has to sit down, the whole
world is a wash. In what three hundred trillion dollars
worth of marching call is going to happen? And it's
going to be an ugly day. But you'll have peace
of mind if you listen to us Lance Walnot dot
(47:28):
Com Forward Stage Gold, Investigate Gold, Investigate precious pedals. It's
a store of value that's stable regardless of the time
that you're in. It's a biblical almost like a biblical proverb.
I want to thank you again, Philip Patrick, for being
with us. I look forward to having you back with
us again.
Speaker 5 (47:46):
Thank you, Loss
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