April 27, 2025 • 48 mins
SEGMENT 1: Adam and David discuss the week, including Rosie, Earth Day and Nancy Mace
SEGMENT 2: Adam and Gabrielle Cuccia discuss Pete Hegseth and the Media
SEGMENT 3: Adam and Katie Zacharia talk Garcia, judges, and Larry David's Hitler comparison
SEGMENT 4: Adam and Emily Finn talk Media obsession of Musk, plus whats happening with Townhalls
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Welcome to Media Exposed. But we're going to cover the media, pias,
all the craziness to me, so you don't have to
do this. We're going to look at Rosie o'donald give
a first interview with CNN. Also, Nancy Mayce gone to
a scuffle, and we're going to show you how the
media is portraying that. We're going to look a secretary
of Heasept. There was a second signal chat and how
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the media is reacting to that. And the Congressman centers
seemed to love these MS thirteen. A group of them
went out to Salvador to get some margaritas and have
a meeting with them. Let's see how that played out
in the media. And we're going to talk a little
musk here again and he's almost out. He's almost done
that and more coming up on Media exposed to what
(00:50):
they do say is fake. That's how devious the media
has become. They're full force activists.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
They colluded Trump folks. We're in Onvy.
Speaker 1 (01:05):
Sway's elections, Sway's policy. We need to expose them. Republicans
trash the contrary. Yeah, it stop.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
I've been doing this since I was eighteen. I've had
hit jobs done against me. I've been attacked by media reporters.
Are you afraid no truth will prevail? Thanks media, We're
here to call you out.
Speaker 4 (01:40):
Media exposed with Adam Wise starts.
Speaker 1 (01:44):
Now, welcome back to media exposed. Oh Trump stands for
Laura in order. All the Supreme Court signs with illegal
migrants and the media cheats on the Supreme Court recent
emergency auto halted Department deportation of Venezuelan migrants is portrayed
as a rebuke to the President Trump's immigration policies. However,
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the move disregards the will of the people, the administrate
and the Administrat's efforts to protect American communities from potential
threats posed by individuals linked to criminal organizations like trend
di Airagua. I want to welcome my first guest here,
David Zeer, host a breaking point here right on Real
America's Voice News. David, they hate the Supreme Court when
(02:29):
you get those you know, abortion rulings bringing it back
to the state. But all of a sudden, let me
show you this article here from the New Yorker Court's
taken on Trump. Supreme Court finally takes on Trump. You know,
you get articles like that quickly in the New Yorker. Right,
So all of a sudden, the media of the Supreme Court, right,
(02:50):
what's going on with this judicial activism? And we only
had two and it was like Saturday night at what
time was it that they made this ruling? Three years
Friday later? Saturday at three am? Making this ruling? I mean,
these activist groups and the activist judges, we thought we'd
have one little the Supreme Court to say no, no, no,
(03:11):
But how do you how do you see the media's
portrayal of the Supreme Court And are we going to
get any relief from these judge these activist judges.
Speaker 5 (03:20):
I don't know about that. I mean, this is going
to define the Trump presidency. You know, it's going to
be legal fight after legal fight here. And you know, listen,
I would be more concerned. Garcia is probably not the
right guy to get behind. But maybe the gay hairdresser
I think from California that's in the prison, maybe you know,
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he isn't as bad. But again, the Court's established that
Garcia I was a member of MS thirteen and under
Trump's you know, policies and that act that exists, you know,
he's a it's a terrorist threat to the United States,
So we'll see where that goes. There's a lot going
on here.
Speaker 1 (04:04):
Dad is the Democrats are running out there, all of them,
a bunch of congressmen, and now they get celebrated by
the media. Was the Republicans doing this? You're interfering in
foreign affairs, You shouldn't be bought, going against the administration. Meanwhile,
Jasmine Crockett is on Jimmy Kimmel last night being celebrated.
It's like we were what bad behavior for these Democrats
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to the lowest denominee what the media does and late
night talk shows. But I wanted to go to another
famously talk show host actress who left the country, and
I think she gave a first interview here. Let's go
to Rosie on cut here. Rosie O'Donnell peered on CNN.
Speaker 6 (04:43):
Now, Rosie, thanks so much for joining us. As you know,
some people entertained the idea of moving abroad after the
twenty twenty four election, you actually did it. Tell us
about your experience so far and do you have any regrets.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
I have no regrets.
Speaker 7 (04:59):
Not a day has gone by that I thought it
was the wrong decision. I was welcomed with open arms.
I knew after reading Project twenty twenty five that if
Trump got in it was time for me and my
non binary child to leave the country. And although I
was not one of the celebrities who announced that that's
what I would do, I made the decision within my
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family and my therapist and should he win, and then
when he did, we made the plan into action and
we were gone before he was inaugurated.
Speaker 6 (05:30):
You've been a long time critic of this Trump administration
and a target of President Trump for that matter as well.
What has it been like watching the last few months
unfold from abroad?
Speaker 7 (05:44):
It's been heartbreaking. I have to tell you. I knew
that if I was in the United States and watched
him destroy the country and the Constitution and really pay
no mind to any of the laws that the founders
stood by and that are our country stands for as
a beacon of shining light and freedom for the rest
of the world, that should he do what the Heritage
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Foundation said he was going to do in that Project
twenty twenty five, that we were going to be in
big trouble. And it's as bad as they promised, and
even a little bit worse. And it's been heartbreaking and
personally very very sad to watch.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
I mean, look at both. Blitz is a joke because
you've been a target? Rosie. How does it feel to
be a target? Was she could target? She was had
the most most famous lines with Megan Kelly back in
two thousand and sixty. But that's about it. I mean,
she would go after Trump day at night. You know,
they go after Trump on the View every single day,
his left wing and nighttime show Comedians at night supposed
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with comedians, but I don't know where the humor is anymore.
And then when he says one thing back, Trump is
going after them. Trump is threatening them. You know, it's
such a joke that he's not allowed to say one
thing back, but day in and day out, they go
after him. But at least Rosie lived up to her
threats a dub to a word and left the country.
How old is a kid anyway? That's a buy in areas.
(07:06):
The kid looks about seventy years old, David.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
Rosie O'Donnell imploded her own career. That wasn't Donald Trump
who did that. And she's welcome in Ireland because they're
a socialist state with a very left wing liberal rainbow
agenda here. You know, Rosie still doesn't accept the outcome
of the twenty twenty four election and said that Trump
didn't win all seven or didn't win any of the
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seven swing states because his best friend controls the internet,
referring to Elon Musk. The stuff she says is so outrageous.
And you know, she also comments on RFK Junior's comment
about autistic people can't work certain jobs, they may never date,
they can't play baseball, and she said, oh, those comments
were disgraceful, but he was referring to as even CNN
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put it a subset of people in the autistic community,
which is very true. So she's famous for taking things
out of context. She's not a credible source or a critic.
And you know, she's more comfortable over there. She has
the right to be there because her parents or grandparents
were born there, right.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
But CNN still seemed to find though, went it lay
out and got a big TV interview from Ireland to
give her to do some Trump bashing and the Boogeyman.
Twenty twenty five, PBS marked Earth Day with this, which
happens to be your birthday, My birthday, Thank you Happy
birth in the week, Happy birthday to both of us.
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April twenty second, PBAs marked Earth Day with environmental justice
scare mongering and it's no render. We got to get
rid of some of these EPA ploys and MPR. Let's
take a look at this clip here, David, watch us
cut to.
Speaker 8 (08:46):
For three decades, EPA offices were established nationwide to address
the disproportionately high levels of pollution in poor.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
And minority communities.
Speaker 8 (08:55):
Now the Trump administration is eliminating these environmental justice offices
part of its effort to end DEI programs and to
cut what it'ses as wasteful spending. Ali Rogan recently spoke
with Omdolada Jossa, who covers environmental health for the Washington Post.
Speaker 2 (09:11):
A Dallah, thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 9 (09:13):
First of all, let's talk about the history of the
environmental justice movement and how did it become a part
of what the EPA does.
Speaker 10 (09:20):
Yeah, the history of the environmental justice movement really recognizes
the fact that everybody deserves access to clean air, water,
and the land that they live on, right, and that
was really introduced into the government over thirty years ago
by Bill Clinton.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
You know what, David, They create these words. They're so good,
the left words environmental justice movement. You sound it sounds
so beautiful, wonderful. Then they create departments, then they fund
the money, and then it becomes this big slush fund
for left wing groups. And that's what I see it as.
Give me your quick thoughts, because I want to jump
out of something else.
Speaker 5 (09:54):
Yeah, Liazelden said, the environmental justice sounds good, but in
reality it's just an excuse to on left wing activists
instead of spending the money on real remediation. By the way,
I was born on the first day of Earthday nineteen
seventy and listen, some good things came out of it,
the Clean Water Act, which Nixon vetoed, but he was
also strong on the environment a lot of things.
Speaker 7 (10:14):
You know.
Speaker 5 (10:14):
It cleaned up New York Harver and it was just
raw sewage, and it prevents pollutants from going into the waterways.
There are some good aspects, but this environmental justice thing.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
Is a joke. Congressman Nacy May South Carolina got to
a big scuffle and a lot of meatia about this.
It looked like in a Walmart or a CVS. But
I want to go. Let's go to his cut two
point five.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
If you could have.
Speaker 2 (10:34):
Gone to a dozen town halls last year, as.
Speaker 4 (10:37):
If you're doing any more this year?
Speaker 2 (10:38):
It was one simple flush, yeah, are you doing this?
Speaker 4 (10:40):
I've already done one. I'll do twenty more.
Speaker 1 (10:42):
A simple you're always invited in okay, And by the way.
Speaker 2 (10:46):
I voted for gay marriage twice.
Speaker 11 (10:48):
I have to do so.
Speaker 4 (10:49):
I'm just saying.
Speaker 9 (10:50):
Yeah, because you're getting in my face about a town
hall you could have done last year.
Speaker 4 (10:54):
A question, would you like me if you have any
plans to have this year? I have town halls every year.
I have over a done every year. That was my
entire question.
Speaker 1 (11:02):
You didn't have to ask.
Speaker 10 (11:04):
On the leafs are crazy, so I'm absolutely crazy, and
get out of my Get.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Out of my face, goodbye. I don't know if she's
looking for a viral moment there. The guy wasn't that obnoxious.
He didn't get in a face. He just said, and
you're you know you're elected official, David. You should be
able to take a question in a CV as quick
thoughts and I gotta wrap.
Speaker 5 (11:27):
Listen. It's a tough situation. She might have felt a
little threatened. She's in public she's shopping. It's really not
the right form. I don't like when either side confronts
politicians in public. So she was probably intimidated. And when
you're in things are tense, you know, you say things
and your cursed.
Speaker 1 (11:42):
Thanks David, I gotta yeah, thanks Dave. I got to
jump here. Democrats fall over themselves to support a non
American as much as of the country is trying to
get on its feet. Next Excess on the way out.
Don't trust them media. Let's look at that story, how.
Speaker 12 (11:57):
They're trying to push him out.
Speaker 1 (12:12):
Welcome back to media exposed. White House is standing with
hexset Pedext the form of Fox News hosts media, but
media pushed anonymous source lies, trying to push nymous lies
to oust them. Despite reports from NPR citing unnamed sources
about plans to replace Defense Secretary ped Hext, the White
House and Trump has firmly denies these claims. Media is
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obsessed with signal chats. They seems to be a second
signa tip, but ignoring Hecsex's success in reforming the Pentagon.
While outlet's focus on Heccess's use of signal to share information,
they overlook his efforts to streamline the Department of Defense
and eliminate unnecessary diversity. De i pros Venova to some
disgruntled form of officials leaking information to the press, exactly
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what this administration is trying to stop. Trump and his
Magabase seemed to marry and loyal. We will see who
wins out in the end. Media claims it's chaos, but
Hegseeth is bringing order to the penhat to the Defense
Department or do we have a real chaos here? Reports
of turmo within the Pentagon are seem to be exaggerated.
Hexset is focused on restoring discipline and priorities and war
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fighters over bureaucrats. Media can't stand these strong conservative leaders.
The media is relentless. Attacks on Hexset stem from his
effectiveness and implementing conservative reforms within the Department of Defense.
I want to welcome Nextketh Gabriela. She's the Oan what
Amax News Network chief Pentagon correspondent, Gabrielle, thanks for joining us.
(13:42):
Thanks for having me. Gabriel is such an echo with
Hegseth lately, but I wanted to bring you on because
you're in the Defense Department. You knew some of the
three aids and then another spokesman that just wrote an
obed on political what was his spokesman that dropped on
last Monday, right ed? But much meat in the opp
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most wasn't much meat in the op ed. Maybe it
give us a backstory, how because if you read a
lot of these media reports, the three people that will
let go were supposed to be very good friends of
the Pete Hegseth. But maybe he worked with him in
the past. Were they really close to him? Tell us
give us a little backstorm, because if you're like I said,
we'll get close to him, the top aids.
Speaker 13 (14:25):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (14:25):
Absolutely, So.
Speaker 14 (14:26):
Actually, you know what, I'll go from start to finish,
the very first ones up until that last departure which
you mentioned, which is John Elliott, who I know a
lot of people are seeing Sean Parnell as the front
facing a spokesperson for the Pentagon for Pete Hegseth, but
really traditionally it's the press secretary, and that would have
been John Elliott, who was the press secretary up until
this moment on Friday when he elected to resign. Now,
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even when he elected to resign, there was conversation happening
over the last month that he was going to be
departing Hegset's team and moving on to maybe another program
within the Apartment of Defense.
Speaker 2 (15:01):
And then it came to.
Speaker 14 (15:01):
A final move in which on Friday he left the
DoD in its entirety. But jumping back into those initial departures,
you got Dan Caldwell specifically because as you mentioned right,
he worked with heg Set in the past for a
veterans organization. He was a senior advisor that was mentioned
in the signal chat that very first round of the
signal chat leak right per Hegseth. And then following that
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was Darren Selnick. And then so those were earlier in
the week two weeks ago, and then on that final
week you had a third in which that was the
deputy Secretary, sorry, the chief of staff to the Deputy
Defense Secretary for Stephen Finberg, and that was Colin Carroll,
all three of which were hired, and again just like Elliott,
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so four all of which were hired for the administration
that were confidence of the administration. John Elliott was actually
one of was the person when you talk about new
media where the Pentagon kind of took a line from
the White House and saying, hey, you know what, we're
going to open the doors to maybe the lesser traditional
media outlets like One American News for example. Right, the
reason that Breitbart, OAAN and Newsmax got into the Pentagon
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was actually because of John Elliott. If you remember when
you put out that memo from the Pentagon, his name
was on it. So it's an interesting dichotomy to see,
and it's kind of reminiscent in some ways right to
the very first Trump term where there were these confidants
and then you know what happened, right, Was there a
turn of tides or what is really going on here?
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But at the end of the day, what we do
know is on March twenty first, Hegset's team made a
memo in which they were looking to find said leakers
of unauthorized disclosures of information from people who don't have
a need to know. And what they said was that
they were going to use inner agency ability and assets,
they were going to use polygraphs, and that if it
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all boils down to, you know, leading a road down
to guilt, that there was going to be criminal prosecution,
which is incredibly serious. Now we've heard from Dan Caldwell
that so far, at first it was that these were
all admin leaves outside of Elliott, But now they've all
been final firings, of which no polygraphs and no criminal
prosecutions have actually been exercised. But again we're being told
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from the Pentagon that the reason for these departures were
arranged from say the information between Ron and the Huthi
air precision strikes all the way to Panama, some information
leading into the Panama trip of which Hegsets had took,
which I imagine would have something to do with, say, China.
So that's what's going on right now, and it's tough
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because you know, I'll say, as you mentioned Adam me
being inside the Pentagon, you know walls, Ever since the
single chat had happened, we haven't had a press briefing,
a formal press briefing.
Speaker 2 (17:44):
The Pentagon staff. HEGSETS teams really leaned in on doing
kind of.
Speaker 14 (17:48):
Similar to what the White House does outside of their
press briefings, but when they do those weekly recaps, that's
what the Pentagon has been doing and just leaning on
those and saying, hey, that's where you're getting that's how
you're getting.
Speaker 2 (17:58):
Your news right now.
Speaker 14 (17:59):
Because I feel, well, you know, it appears that they
don't feel that they can trust the media to fairly
report what's going on outside of these chats, outside of
the firings.
Speaker 2 (18:09):
I think which I mean.
Speaker 1 (18:11):
I mean, well, I mean we can never trust the media.
They're never fair to Republican conservatives. And I think the
secretary needs to get over this. He's not Trump, right,
He's just battling the media. One person that battled the
media and made a great effect awakening the American people.
I'll biased the media is I'm not going to say
myself Donald Trump, Pete Hecxs's got to learn he's not
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Donald Trump. He's got to admit his faults if he's
screwed up in a signal chat or he screwed up
in a second chip and chat, and move forward and
can't keep blaming the media. You know, if you screw up,
they're going to do these media pieces on you, and
the slightest they're going to take the slightest little mistake,
make it like it's you know, going to the most craziest,
the deadliest mistake ever. They don't do it the Democrats right.
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People can be people. Udas can be out for work
four months on maternity to leave his generals could be
sleeping in hospitals not telling the people, Lloyd Austin, but
we have a different standard and we always know that.
Let's go to cut three. How the Defense Secretary did
fight early in the week into at the East egg
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roll in which I was talking to media and cut three.
Speaker 13 (19:21):
Yeah, it's kind of funny, fair amount the thing on
sack controversy. You know, what a big surprise that a
bunch of a few leakers get fired and suddenly a
bunch of hit pieces come out from the same media
that pedaled the Russia hopes won't get back their pulitzers.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
They got poltzers for.
Speaker 13 (19:37):
A bunch of lies. Politzers for a bunch of lies
and on hoaxes time and time and time again. And
as they pedal those lies, no one ever calls them on. See,
this is what the media does. They take anonymous sources
from disgruntled former employees and then they try to slash
and burn people and ruin their reputations. Not going to
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work with me because we're changing the Defense Department, putting
the Pentagon back in the hands of war fighters. And
anonymous smears from disgruntled former employees.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
On old news doesn't matter.
Speaker 13 (20:10):
So I'm happy to be here at the East Regg
Roll with my dad and my kids, because you know,
this is what we're doing it for, these kids right here.
This is why we're fighting the fake news media.
Speaker 12 (20:21):
This is why we're.
Speaker 13 (20:21):
Fighting slash and burn Democrats. This is where we're fighting posters, hoaxters.
This group, no, no, no, this group right here full of hoasters,
the pedal, anonymous sources from leakers with access to grind
and then you put it all together as if.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
It's some news story.
Speaker 13 (20:40):
And when we know it, we know exactly what it is.
Speaker 1 (20:42):
You know, Gabby, I you know, I just don't think
he went You know, Trump loves the TV personality. Seems
like half of his administration was from Fox News or
TV personalities, and that's what he got with Pete. Hagg
said that scrum on the White House band seems like
he would be more uh more formally for a Fox
News hit, for a Sean Hannity hit, for you know,
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lower ingram hit, then dealing with the White House Press
corps outside on a lawn. He seems aggravated, you know,
really livid of it is. And I don't think it's secreated.
Defn should be doing that. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 14 (21:19):
So I just find it interesting, again coming back from
the perspective of being part of the press corps. The
longer that you do not address the formal press to
be the say the Pentagon Press in a situation like
single right, that just makes it so that the press
corps has that hierarchy of questions right that they want
to get out first, you know. And so when you
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don't actually take the opportunity to answer that question in
the formality of say the Pentagon press briefing room, then
that question gets to remain number one on the list.
So back to your point, Adam, even you know John Elliott,
and again I'm actually going to be sitting down with
John Elliott to be talking with him on Thursday. What
I heard from him before this odd Betty came out
or sorry, not from him but from others DoD was
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that there was a disagreement in messaging. And then the
op ed kind of revealed itself in that way as well,
when John Elliott said pr rule number one is kind
of to take the bad news and own it and
run with it and then kill it, you know, essentially,
So not having these traditional interactions I think it's kind
of tough, and I would say to someone like the
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Secretary of Defense or to any you know, any person
that's kind of burned at the stake when it comes
to say left wing media or whatever media you're a
part of, any dissenters, I would take confidence in knowing
that everyone wants to know whether or not HEXT stays
or goes. But I would say, at the end of
the day, yeah, maybe he had three firings last week,
but he also had two brand new hires on his team.
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And I imagine that this Trump administration certainly would not
be allowing him to bring on hires for his team
that cost taxpayer dollars, to include security clearances, which are
more expensive to have people at the Pentagon if he's
not going to be there for say another six more
months up to a year at a minimum, with.
Speaker 2 (23:02):
All those resources.
Speaker 14 (23:04):
So having confidence in that, owning it and just kind
of moving forward and not letting the media kind of
dictate what's hot in the news. What question stays up
at number one, because right now that's going to be
the very first question whenever they decide to have a
press briefing.
Speaker 1 (23:16):
In all honesty, I don't think you know, Gabby, I don't.
I don't think Trump or you know, wants to allow
what happened in his first administration, the immedia to dictate
Scott Prowit, who was the EPA administerate out because they
were doing hit childhood Ryan Zinki out. So I don't
think he wants allow it to happen this time. So
we're going to follow this Pentagon story. We'll come back
at you again next week up all right, so thanks
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for joining us again, Thank you, and see you soon.
Up next, the media and Senate Democrats on love would
suspected gang members and I'm going to all of the
streams to keep themselves, and then MS thirteen in the
headlines that and more coming up on media Exposed, Welcome
(24:11):
back to meet the exposed. Senator Chris van Holland recently
met with alleged MS thir team member while American families
struggle with the consequence of gang violence. Senator Van Holland's
visit El Severa to meet with Rego Garcia raises big
questions about priorities. Shouldn't elected officials focus on the safety
and well being our American citizens? First, Democrats fly to
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al savad a bunch of congressmen did to defend a
suspected MS thirteen gang member, ignoring Americans victims of gangs
brought to mothers that lost their loved ones in gang violence.
Representatives Maxwell Frost, Robert Garcia, Yasmin Yasmin and Surrey, and
Maxine Dexter travel to al Salvo to advocate for Kilmore
(24:54):
Arrigo Garcia. Meanwhile, American families continued to suffer if being
denied meetings with Abrao Garcia. The Democratic delegations now demand
daily updates on his well being, Yet where is their
urgency when it comes to protecting American neighborhoods, gang violence
practing the American people preckting the borders in conjuncture with
their pals in the mainstream media. The less focus on
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deported individual with alleged gang connections highlights a disconnect from
American security concerns. Is exactly why, pretty much exactly why
Trump was elected. I want to helcome. My next guest
was in the studio all the way from the West
coast from Los Angeles. Yeah, Katie Zachariah rowpublican strategists. I
(25:35):
think you're a former attorney to or semi attorney or right.
Speaker 9 (25:40):
Practice law in China actually in the country of Beijing policy.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Could you imagine these democrats from a royal in the
country going worrying about Alsavador, their own not worrying about
their own districts. If there was the Trump administration and
GOPS congressmen doing this, media would criticize. What would the
thoughts be because I know you're very involved in state
Department of policy too. If rebub looking today would be like,
(26:06):
how dare you get involved in foreign affairs? We should
look into you. This is not your job to be
getting another b to b all over them, I would think,
But they're on the wrong side of history.
Speaker 9 (26:17):
They're on the wrong side of history. And I think
it speaks to the policies in general. There are policies
in general on the wrong side of history. And where
are those representatives with Patty Moren, Right, she came and
spoke to President, to the people and the press conference
about the murder, violent murder and rape of her daughter
by an illegal immigrant.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
Right, where were they for Lake and Riley?
Speaker 9 (26:38):
These are American citizens that are being murdered and raped
by illegal immigrants, and they don't care about American citizens.
You know van Holland, Maryland and Baltimore. Baltimore is a
crime ridden city. People don't want to go to Baltimore anymore.
But where is van Holland. He's down in El Salvador.
This is just such it's such policy of the Democrat
(27:00):
Party that has completely left the American citizenry.
Speaker 1 (27:03):
Besides the elitists in the media that are champing these
legal immigrants and champing the victory. All of a sudden,
they love the Supreme Court, right, they get in the
nods that they want from the Supreme Court. But it's
such idiotsy that who's given the Democrats the polling that
says we want you to go to Al Salvador and
stand up for MS thirteen members. I just think it
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would never win an election again in America. Where are
their priorities? What I mean, besides the elite and the media,
I don't think the American people have You got to
think about, what do you think the American people is
in favor of this nonsensitive Well.
Speaker 9 (27:39):
I hope all those people get primaried in the next
election in twenty six But.
Speaker 2 (27:44):
Also let's talk about the fact.
Speaker 9 (27:47):
That these people have largely are losing. The CNN came
out with the poll at twenty one percent for the
Democrat Party. They have lost touch with the Americans, so
with American base. So I think if they can continue
down this road, we're going to continue winning elections.
Speaker 2 (28:02):
Outside of the fact that they like to.
Speaker 9 (28:06):
Not require voter ID and common mysteriously went all of
those states that didn't have voter ID. But I think
they're going to continue losing elections on these policies.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
And what they did. Okay, they flooded the country so much,
so many illegal immigrants game social Security numbers. I tell
you this. I went, I was going bread before I
went to the convention. I lost my license and I
was like, oh, I have to fly to Wisconsin. And
I go to and I said I had nothing on
me because my passport was in Florida and I was
on the Hampton's Long Island, and I said, I have
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to I have to get a new license. I gotta fly.
So I go down to the motor vehicle which is
in Riverhead. So I came out to Hampton's. It's like
there is a lot of Hispanics that live there. Walk
into the motor vehicle office, go to the desk. They
didn't ask me for ID to get a new license.
In the old days, I think I'm digging for bank
cards and other ideas. I need something to prove who
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I am. Get to the window. They didn't ask me
I for any Ida. You know what? They kept asking
how you reached the vote? Over and over again. I
turn around. It was like one hundred people Hispanics just
sitting there waiting. So I they through democratic policies, governors
and leaders a democratic that were flooding the zones registered
in the vote in motor vehicle offices, giving them an
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opportunity to make a permanent majority. And that's what we have.
And now we have unelected judges in different little districts
creating policy for the whole country. It doesn't make sense.
And you know, I hope that the you know, how
do you give me your thoughts on these judges that
make it such terrible decisions, and recently the Supreme Court too.
Speaker 9 (29:41):
Yeah, but the Supreme Court was incredibly disappointing and not
in line with a procedure or be standing precedent, which
Justice Alitos so rightly called out in his incredible, incredibly
succinct but perfect dissent Judge Boseburg, for instance, in the
chief judge in the Federal District Court in DC, and
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actually Judge Beryl Howell, who was the former.
Speaker 2 (30:05):
Chief judge in the same district Court in DC.
Speaker 9 (30:09):
Both of these judges are getting an unusually high amount
of anti Trump cases. And it was a number of
weeks ago before Bosburg made the ruling that he did
that you really expose the judiciary that I started looking
into Judge Barrel How's cases. How is she There's no
statistical possibility that Judge Beryl Howell is getting all of
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these cases. Right, there are fifteen judges that sit that
are full time judges, and then you have another ten
senior judges, So that's twenty five judges that sit on
this court. And somehow Judge Bosburg and Judge Barrel Howe
are getting the majority of the anti Trump cases.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
There's no way.
Speaker 9 (30:51):
And so before Bosburg I said on Fox, I said,
we need to investigate. We absolutely need to investigate how
these cases are distributed, whether that's a you know, a
judiciary panel that investigates it or the circuit court. Because
Jim Jordan and Alistaphonic both called into question Judge barrel
House's number of cases and her ethics, and so we
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have we have to put an end to rogue judges
around the country. San Francisco there was just a recent
ruling out of San Francisco, DC that are usurping the will,
not just of the president. The American people elected President
Drum to do exactly what he's doing. They elected him
to deport the illegal criminal aliens. And these judges are
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taking our vote away from us. They are taking away
from what we asked him to do, what he was
elected to do.
Speaker 2 (31:42):
So it's bigger than just taking away.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
In France, these left wing groups, the ACLU, the left
wing active groups, I don't put anything past them. They
know how to judge, shop and how to gain the system,
and that's what they're doing. We were like, you know,
it shouldn't it shouldn't be right what's happening, and hopefully
Congress will step in and do something this. I saw
this article and over Larry David, who's the famous comedian
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who who helped create the original Seinfeld, who was one
of the Criginal writers, also had Kirby your enthusim but
he wrote this op ed comparing his dinner that he
said that dinner with Bill Maher had. He's comparing that
he had a dinner with Hitler, and it's really unbecoming.
And if it was the other way around, the New
York Times would never even allow. They had a hissy
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fit when Tom Cotton, the Senator, wrote an op ed
just defending some military action, and not only that they
pulled it down, but yet they allow The New York
Times allows Larry David to run an op ed, you know,
insinuating that Bill Maher was having dinner with Hitler. It's gross,
it's disgusting, and the New York Times shouldn't allow this,
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but you know, falling into the same trap. And I
want to go to cut five here. I mean to
cut six. Here it's Dan Abrams talking about the Larry
David article and how he disagreed with He's the head
of b Dite, which is very influential. It's like the
Bible of media. It goes on. Let's go to cut
six here.
Speaker 15 (33:06):
I was prepared to meet Hitler, the one i'd seen
and heard, the public Hitler, but this private Hitler was
a completely different animal. It's pretty cutting, but he kind
of mirrors almost exactly what Bill Maher said, maybe I
should just play it just so people know. This is
what Bill Maher said after he met with Trump.
Speaker 1 (33:25):
To all the.
Speaker 6 (33:25):
People who treated this like it was some kind of
summit meeting, you're ridiculous, like I was going to sign
a treaty or something.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
I haven't. I have no power comedian, and he's the
most powerful leader in the world. Meet up in person,
maybe it'll be different.
Speaker 4 (33:44):
Spoiler alert. It was so no.
Speaker 1 (33:47):
I didn't go maga, and to the President's credit, there
was no pressure too, just for starters.
Speaker 4 (33:53):
He laughs.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
I'd never seen him laugh in public, but he does.
He laughed.
Speaker 16 (34:00):
I'm so with Bill Maher on this one because I
think that if people like Bill Maher can't go and
talk to Donald Trump, we are we are really messed
up now because think about it now, he's still going
to go and criticize Donald Trump, right. He just has
a little more credibility when he's doing it. And the
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notion when you start bringing in Hitler, right, you know
you've lost the argument. Anytime anyone invokes Hitler right and
makes the comparison.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
You're going to lose.
Speaker 16 (34:32):
You're going to lose because no one everyone apart from
the echo chamber is going to stop listening to you.
And that's my point. It's my goal, and I hope
other people's goal is what you do on the show
every night, get people talking, have a conversation with people
you don't agree with.
Speaker 4 (34:47):
That's what Bill Maher is saying.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
That's what he's and that's Dan Abrams, who've just commented
that he's no right wing conservative. Your thoughts on the
final thoughts on that we should there at times allow
these kind of aisle kind of op eds that Larry.
Speaker 9 (35:01):
David, Well, first, I don't know who reads The New
York Times anymore. So it's it's more of the echo chamber,
right who we see the headline and react to it
and then CNN parrots it.
Speaker 1 (35:12):
But this was a.
Speaker 9 (35:13):
Twenty nineteen talking point the Biden. The Biden campaign ran
the talking point President Trump in twenty twenty President Trump
is hitler, and it's it's it's so old, so Larry David.
What I liked Larry David for when he created these
types of shows Jerry Seinfeld is that he was absolutely
funny and original. But he's not funny anymore, and this
is an original.
Speaker 1 (35:33):
Kay, thanks for joining on the set I appreciate it.
Up last, the media is credit in case the must
to go and selecting, ignoring the science behind his views.
That more coming up on media exposure.
Speaker 17 (35:57):
Welcome back to media exposed. The media claims Musk is
out of depth in the White House, ignoring his major
(36:17):
successes in restruction federal agencies cutting such waste through Dodge
reports suggests elon Musk instead of stepping back, which is
probably he's done enough in a few times.
Speaker 1 (36:29):
He is the richest man in the world. Despite his
significant contribution to govern efficiency and cutting such waste, He's
constantly attacked by the media. Media obsessed, so must personal life.
Ignoring his efforts to address population decline all by himself.
Coverage fixates a must unconventional family arrangements, diverting attention from
(36:50):
his advocacy for llusions to the demographic challenges facing the nation.
Must promote nadialism to combat population collapse. Medium mocks it,
but this selectively pro science Cohart never engages with this reality.
Musk advocates for increased birth rates to address declining populations,
which is terrible thing in America. These trends a concern
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shared by various police makers However, media coverage often focused
on sensational aspects of his approach rather than underlying demographic
demographic challenges. And also I want to talk about you know,
these town halls that have gone viral, some of them.
We're going to talk about that more. But I want
to welcome my guests right on this set, Emily Finch
(37:32):
to host the Real America's Voice on Morning's, uh Morning,
Sunrise and any other So thank you. But you know,
MOSC has done such a great job over the last
few years, the last few months than ever since he
started in the campaign. But the Meetia has been so
fixator and make it making him the co presidency, And
(37:54):
it's been one negative piece after another on mus his
personal life, his you know, government life, and the hit
shops on Tesla. And then when they do all that,
they say, why is Tesla stock going down? Well, you
know what if you just bang someone over the head
with a hammer for like six months, you say, why
is he bloody? Well, duh, duh.
Speaker 18 (38:17):
Of course there's going to be some consequences. Of course,
you know, Adam, I read that headline saying that Elon
you know, thinks that he's out of his depth.
Speaker 2 (38:23):
I mean, it was fabricated. It is so not even true.
Speaker 18 (38:27):
He was on an earnings call with Tesla employees and
said that, you know, his work with establishing DOGE is
now done, and so he's going to be taking a
step back from that, probably working a couple of days
a week whatever President Trump needs for him, so he
can go back and focus on this. And let's remember
he is not an elected official, he's an advisor to
President Trump.
Speaker 2 (38:43):
He's a businessman first, and so he has to address Tesla.
Speaker 18 (38:46):
He has to address, you know, all of this hate,
all of these attacks that he's been getting, because it's
having real consequences in real life. Tesla's are being damaged,
cyber trucks, getting keyed, getting attacked out in public. He
really needs to take a step back from what he's doing.
He's done incredible work so far, already cutting one hundred
and fifty billion dollars of our federal waste.
Speaker 2 (39:06):
So I think now is the time.
Speaker 18 (39:07):
But that headline was just so egregious to say that
he thinks that he's out of his depth. One of
my favorite songs goes, you know that you made it
when you're hate it.
Speaker 2 (39:16):
I mean, this guy, all of these headlines about it.
You know that you made it.
Speaker 18 (39:20):
You know that you're doing good things for America, and
you're threatening people that you should be threatening.
Speaker 1 (39:25):
It comes out of Silicon value. Some of the greatest entrepreneurs,
tech engineer, software developers, and they're right away they get
it and say this software is so outdated. Technology is
so outdated. They're finding people one hundred and fifty years
old getting social Security by the abundance. And every time
they would announce this, they'd show it in charts. They
say you can go in and look at it, and
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the media would just say, no, it doesn't exist. Meanwhile,
they would show proof, and this is what they had
to deal with every day, you know, And it's just
it really is not fair that we have our media
this way. But I've been doing a little party calling
them out. But one is never had like you said,
he's never was supposed to be a government employee. The
president does have the authority and he does it all
(40:07):
the time. Creates commissions, you know, create special envoys, create
special majesties and boys allowed. Why did he do that?
You do you don't have to go to a lot
of bureaucracy through paperwork. You don't become a government employee.
Becoming an official government employee, you know, puts you in
a different category, doesn't allow you to do a lot
of the things that you could do if you're not
an official government employee. Like you know, cut what he's
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done with cutting all the waste and showcasing all the waste,
it's not his job to do it, you know, he's
just showing it. And then it's the administrator. It's the
secretary's job to go in and slash the waste absolutely.
Speaker 18 (40:41):
You know, establishing DOSE right, establishing all of this and
getting the groundwork done, getting the procedures in place to
be able to really rid all of our government agencies
of this waste. I mean, like I said, one hundred
and fifty billion dollars right, these left leaning outlets want
to give him a hard time and say that two
trillion was his ultimate goal. It's a little bit less
right now. But we are not even four months into
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this presidency. He's just getting started. Dose is just getting started,
and I have full faith that they're going.
Speaker 2 (41:07):
To carry on what he started with them.
Speaker 18 (41:10):
You know, after he takes a step back and goes
to work with his company.
Speaker 2 (41:13):
Is a bit more again.
Speaker 18 (41:14):
I mean they've they've definitely established a procedure to be
able to audit all of our federal agencies. And like
you said, Adam, that's your tax payer money, that's my
tax payer money that is being absolutely wasted, and the
American people deserve so much better.
Speaker 1 (41:26):
If there wasn't Elon Musk, you wouldn't get all the
secretaries coming out constantly leaves out in a solo EPA
administered showcasing so much waste. Did a press come hegseeth
all of them falling in Elon's footsteps, right, and Trump,
you know, gave him the authority do it. So they're
all out. He created the outline there and they're moving
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the policy forward, which is a great thing for America.
You don't want to talk about these town hales because
He's town holes are popping up all over the country.
Congressmans are getting pushed to do him. Some are doing them.
A couple are saying I'm not doing them. They think
they're you know, you know, artificial. It could be some
paid agitators in there, but you know, of course, because
you know what's what the left's great at, right causing
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agitate and people and just so you know, we don't
have a fair media obviously. So if a congressman walks
into his local district and he's got a lot of
agitators in there and a couple two or three viral moments, Emily,
the press is going to pick it up. Local press
is going to pick it up national posts, national press
is going to pick it up. And let's face it,
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they're not going to make the Republican look good, the
conservative look good. So walk in a little delicate wire there.
They have to do these congressmen, because the left is
really good at at creating stir getting agitators in a
room and creating viral moments. Here, I want to show
you what we're talking about. Cut seven here, and I'm
going to show you from a you know, a podcast,
(42:51):
The Midas Touches, the left leaning podcast, but they have this.
Let's play cut seven here. It's Brian Mass to the
town halls.
Speaker 4 (43:19):
So that right there was MAGA Republican congress Member Brian
Mass at a town hall that he held and get this, Jupiter,
Florida Red Area MAGA Republican congress member, and those people
weren't paid to be there. They were booing because they
recognized that the tariff policies by Donald Trump, like most
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of the policies by this Trump regime, have been just
bad for the people. Set politics aciede. These are bad policies.
As I saw Claude Taylor post this morning, you just
hate the United States being the.
Speaker 1 (43:55):
We could show this photo from the Palm Beach Post.
The coverage is negative right to see it there. It's
just a negative headline that happens there from his town hall.
That's and that's what they want to create. And that's
a local that's very important because it's a local district
and he's in a hardcore Republican district. You go there,
you do it. You don't know who's in the audience,
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but you're trying to do the right thing as a congressman.
So it's a difficult, uh situation they put into the
left does so I wanted to and Byron Donalds did
the same thing because he wanted to go out and
he's running for governor here. So let's go to Byron
Donald's cut eight and watch his town all he did.
(44:37):
Have you read don't do that? Please hear me. I
love everybody's shouting at me. The black guy who staysle microphone.
Have you read?
Speaker 2 (44:56):
Don't do that, don't harm.
Speaker 1 (45:00):
It's not going well. Don't do that. Don't marginalize theirs.
Do you know how any black men they're playing well,
run five N.
Speaker 14 (45:06):
Three funds, run HASH funds have done something marvelous.
Speaker 11 (45:09):
They've been not to deal with the political but they
don't margis hot, tumize what they don't deally tonimize what
they've done.
Speaker 1 (45:17):
Don't do that. Who should celebrate the successes in our country?
Now I'm pushing up down because you have to have
pot Now I'm already.
Speaker 11 (45:25):
Playing their specials to the thirty five thousand casualty number.
Speaker 13 (45:30):
In our briefings.
Speaker 1 (45:32):
That is something that has come from a loss. And
that's you want to check them out.
Speaker 11 (45:39):
Is anybody here about check.
Speaker 1 (45:41):
A bosses accounting? I'm not going host on the coach.
Speaker 11 (45:46):
Secondly, Secondly, and let me say this, Israel do have
this entire conflict which is now going over close to
six hundred days now, to this entire ordeal, Israel has
tried to bring food and water into.
Speaker 1 (46:00):
So as you see, he got really irritated by ardonald's'
this town hall even born in the race card as
conservative black man which excuse me, We not the ones
that say we're getting the attacked because I'm African American,
which doesn't play well. And the whole media institution picked
that up, and he was he's the front runner to
be the governor, but doesn't look good to get caught
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into these town halls.
Speaker 18 (46:23):
Well, this is the game plan of the left, sending
your agitator, sending these people to cause the scene, have
someone in the background taking a video, and then push
it to all of the outlets that are going to
be favorable to you, which we know is the majority
of the mainstream media. And that's how they This is
the plan of the left the entire time when it
comes to their media coverage.
Speaker 1 (46:40):
Now what happens. He was even defending Israel and they
are cheerleading a mass, which is strange in his district.
So it's very strange what's happening. I think they're agitated.
I don't have the receipts say it paid agitators, but
in somebody's hardcore districts that they're just popping up boomers
that are so aggravated. I don't know why, boomers and
(47:01):
young people. So we'll keep following this story Emily, thanks
for joining us. I enjoy it. Thank you. I work
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see you next week on Media Exposed
Welcome to Media Exposed. But we're going to cover the media, pias,
all the craziness to me, so you don't have to
do this. We're going to look at Rosie o'donald give
a first interview with CNN. Also, Nancy Mayce gone to
a scuffle, and we're going to show you how the
media is portraying that. We're going to look a secretary
of Heasept. There was a second signal chat and how
(00:20):
the media is reacting to that. And the Congressman centers
seemed to love these MS thirteen. A group of them
went out to Salvador to get some margaritas and have
a meeting with them. Let's see how that played out
in the media. And we're going to talk a little
musk here again and he's almost out. He's almost done
that and more coming up on Media exposed to what
(00:50):
they do say is fake. That's how devious the media
has become. They're full force activists.
Speaker 2 (01:00):
They colluded Trump folks. We're in Onvy.
Speaker 1 (01:05):
Sway's elections, Sway's policy. We need to expose them. Republicans
trash the contrary. Yeah, it stop.
Speaker 3 (01:19):
I've been doing this since I was eighteen. I've had
hit jobs done against me. I've been attacked by media reporters.
Are you afraid no truth will prevail? Thanks media, We're
here to call you out.
Speaker 4 (01:40):
Media exposed with Adam Wise starts.
Speaker 1 (01:44):
Now, welcome back to media exposed. Oh Trump stands for
Laura in order. All the Supreme Court signs with illegal
migrants and the media cheats on the Supreme Court recent
emergency auto halted Department deportation of Venezuelan migrants is portrayed
as a rebuke to the President Trump's immigration policies. However,
(02:07):
the move disregards the will of the people, the administrate
and the Administrat's efforts to protect American communities from potential
threats posed by individuals linked to criminal organizations like trend
di Airagua. I want to welcome my first guest here,
David Zeer, host a breaking point here right on Real
America's Voice News. David, they hate the Supreme Court when
(02:29):
you get those you know, abortion rulings bringing it back
to the state. But all of a sudden, let me
show you this article here from the New Yorker Court's
taken on Trump. Supreme Court finally takes on Trump. You know,
you get articles like that quickly in the New Yorker. Right,
So all of a sudden, the media of the Supreme Court, right,
(02:50):
what's going on with this judicial activism? And we only
had two and it was like Saturday night at what
time was it that they made this ruling? Three years
Friday later? Saturday at three am? Making this ruling? I mean,
these activist groups and the activist judges, we thought we'd
have one little the Supreme Court to say no, no, no,
(03:11):
But how do you how do you see the media's
portrayal of the Supreme Court And are we going to
get any relief from these judge these activist judges.
Speaker 5 (03:20):
I don't know about that. I mean, this is going
to define the Trump presidency. You know, it's going to
be legal fight after legal fight here. And you know, listen,
I would be more concerned. Garcia is probably not the
right guy to get behind. But maybe the gay hairdresser
I think from California that's in the prison, maybe you know,
(03:44):
he isn't as bad. But again, the Court's established that
Garcia I was a member of MS thirteen and under
Trump's you know, policies and that act that exists, you know,
he's a it's a terrorist threat to the United States,
So we'll see where that goes. There's a lot going
on here.
Speaker 1 (04:04):
Dad is the Democrats are running out there, all of them,
a bunch of congressmen, and now they get celebrated by
the media. Was the Republicans doing this? You're interfering in
foreign affairs, You shouldn't be bought, going against the administration. Meanwhile,
Jasmine Crockett is on Jimmy Kimmel last night being celebrated.
It's like we were what bad behavior for these Democrats
(04:25):
to the lowest denominee what the media does and late
night talk shows. But I wanted to go to another
famously talk show host actress who left the country, and
I think she gave a first interview here. Let's go
to Rosie on cut here. Rosie O'Donnell peered on CNN.
Speaker 6 (04:43):
Now, Rosie, thanks so much for joining us. As you know,
some people entertained the idea of moving abroad after the
twenty twenty four election, you actually did it. Tell us
about your experience so far and do you have any regrets.
Speaker 1 (04:58):
I have no regrets.
Speaker 7 (04:59):
Not a day has gone by that I thought it
was the wrong decision. I was welcomed with open arms.
I knew after reading Project twenty twenty five that if
Trump got in it was time for me and my
non binary child to leave the country. And although I
was not one of the celebrities who announced that that's
what I would do, I made the decision within my
(05:20):
family and my therapist and should he win, and then
when he did, we made the plan into action and
we were gone before he was inaugurated.
Speaker 6 (05:30):
You've been a long time critic of this Trump administration
and a target of President Trump for that matter as well.
What has it been like watching the last few months
unfold from abroad?
Speaker 7 (05:44):
It's been heartbreaking. I have to tell you. I knew
that if I was in the United States and watched
him destroy the country and the Constitution and really pay
no mind to any of the laws that the founders
stood by and that are our country stands for as
a beacon of shining light and freedom for the rest
of the world, that should he do what the Heritage
(06:06):
Foundation said he was going to do in that Project
twenty twenty five, that we were going to be in
big trouble. And it's as bad as they promised, and
even a little bit worse. And it's been heartbreaking and
personally very very sad to watch.
Speaker 1 (06:21):
I mean, look at both. Blitz is a joke because
you've been a target? Rosie. How does it feel to
be a target? Was she could target? She was had
the most most famous lines with Megan Kelly back in
two thousand and sixty. But that's about it. I mean,
she would go after Trump day at night. You know,
they go after Trump on the View every single day,
his left wing and nighttime show Comedians at night supposed
(06:44):
with comedians, but I don't know where the humor is anymore.
And then when he says one thing back, Trump is
going after them. Trump is threatening them. You know, it's
such a joke that he's not allowed to say one
thing back, but day in and day out, they go
after him. But at least Rosie lived up to her
threats a dub to a word and left the country.
How old is a kid anyway? That's a buy in areas.
(07:06):
The kid looks about seventy years old, David.
Speaker 5 (07:09):
Rosie O'Donnell imploded her own career. That wasn't Donald Trump
who did that. And she's welcome in Ireland because they're
a socialist state with a very left wing liberal rainbow
agenda here. You know, Rosie still doesn't accept the outcome
of the twenty twenty four election and said that Trump
didn't win all seven or didn't win any of the
(07:31):
seven swing states because his best friend controls the internet,
referring to Elon Musk. The stuff she says is so outrageous.
And you know, she also comments on RFK Junior's comment
about autistic people can't work certain jobs, they may never date,
they can't play baseball, and she said, oh, those comments
were disgraceful, but he was referring to as even CNN
(07:53):
put it a subset of people in the autistic community,
which is very true. So she's famous for taking things
out of context. She's not a credible source or a critic.
And you know, she's more comfortable over there. She has
the right to be there because her parents or grandparents
were born there, right.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
But CNN still seemed to find though, went it lay
out and got a big TV interview from Ireland to
give her to do some Trump bashing and the Boogeyman.
Twenty twenty five, PBS marked Earth Day with this, which
happens to be your birthday, My birthday, Thank you Happy
birth in the week, Happy birthday to both of us.
(08:33):
April twenty second, PBAs marked Earth Day with environmental justice
scare mongering and it's no render. We got to get
rid of some of these EPA ploys and MPR. Let's
take a look at this clip here, David, watch us
cut to.
Speaker 8 (08:46):
For three decades, EPA offices were established nationwide to address
the disproportionately high levels of pollution in poor.
Speaker 1 (08:53):
And minority communities.
Speaker 8 (08:55):
Now the Trump administration is eliminating these environmental justice offices
part of its effort to end DEI programs and to
cut what it'ses as wasteful spending. Ali Rogan recently spoke
with Omdolada Jossa, who covers environmental health for the Washington Post.
Speaker 2 (09:11):
A Dallah, thank you so much for joining us.
Speaker 9 (09:13):
First of all, let's talk about the history of the
environmental justice movement and how did it become a part
of what the EPA does.
Speaker 10 (09:20):
Yeah, the history of the environmental justice movement really recognizes
the fact that everybody deserves access to clean air, water,
and the land that they live on, right, and that
was really introduced into the government over thirty years ago
by Bill Clinton.
Speaker 1 (09:36):
You know what, David, They create these words. They're so good,
the left words environmental justice movement. You sound it sounds
so beautiful, wonderful. Then they create departments, then they fund
the money, and then it becomes this big slush fund
for left wing groups. And that's what I see it as.
Give me your quick thoughts, because I want to jump
out of something else.
Speaker 5 (09:54):
Yeah, Liazelden said, the environmental justice sounds good, but in
reality it's just an excuse to on left wing activists
instead of spending the money on real remediation. By the way,
I was born on the first day of Earthday nineteen
seventy and listen, some good things came out of it,
the Clean Water Act, which Nixon vetoed, but he was
also strong on the environment a lot of things.
Speaker 7 (10:14):
You know.
Speaker 5 (10:14):
It cleaned up New York Harver and it was just
raw sewage, and it prevents pollutants from going into the waterways.
There are some good aspects, but this environmental justice thing.
Speaker 1 (10:23):
Is a joke. Congressman Nacy May South Carolina got to
a big scuffle and a lot of meatia about this.
It looked like in a Walmart or a CVS. But
I want to go. Let's go to his cut two
point five.
Speaker 4 (10:34):
If you could have.
Speaker 2 (10:34):
Gone to a dozen town halls last year, as.
Speaker 4 (10:37):
If you're doing any more this year?
Speaker 2 (10:38):
It was one simple flush, yeah, are you doing this?
Speaker 4 (10:40):
I've already done one. I'll do twenty more.
Speaker 1 (10:42):
A simple you're always invited in okay, And by the way.
Speaker 2 (10:46):
I voted for gay marriage twice.
Speaker 11 (10:48):
I have to do so.
Speaker 4 (10:49):
I'm just saying.
Speaker 9 (10:50):
Yeah, because you're getting in my face about a town
hall you could have done last year.
Speaker 4 (10:54):
A question, would you like me if you have any
plans to have this year? I have town halls every year.
I have over a done every year. That was my
entire question.
Speaker 1 (11:02):
You didn't have to ask.
Speaker 10 (11:04):
On the leafs are crazy, so I'm absolutely crazy, and
get out of my Get.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Out of my face, goodbye. I don't know if she's
looking for a viral moment there. The guy wasn't that obnoxious.
He didn't get in a face. He just said, and
you're you know you're elected official, David. You should be
able to take a question in a CV as quick
thoughts and I gotta wrap.
Speaker 5 (11:27):
Listen. It's a tough situation. She might have felt a
little threatened. She's in public she's shopping. It's really not
the right form. I don't like when either side confronts
politicians in public. So she was probably intimidated. And when
you're in things are tense, you know, you say things
and your cursed.
Speaker 1 (11:42):
Thanks David, I gotta yeah, thanks Dave. I got to
jump here. Democrats fall over themselves to support a non
American as much as of the country is trying to
get on its feet. Next Excess on the way out.
Don't trust them media. Let's look at that story, how.
Speaker 12 (11:57):
They're trying to push him out.
Speaker 1 (12:12):
Welcome back to media exposed. White House is standing with
hexset Pedext the form of Fox News hosts media, but
media pushed anonymous source lies, trying to push nymous lies
to oust them. Despite reports from NPR citing unnamed sources
about plans to replace Defense Secretary ped Hext, the White
House and Trump has firmly denies these claims. Media is
(12:33):
obsessed with signal chats. They seems to be a second
signa tip, but ignoring Hecsex's success in reforming the Pentagon.
While outlet's focus on Heccess's use of signal to share information,
they overlook his efforts to streamline the Department of Defense
and eliminate unnecessary diversity. De i pros Venova to some
disgruntled form of officials leaking information to the press, exactly
(12:57):
what this administration is trying to stop. Trump and his
Magabase seemed to marry and loyal. We will see who
wins out in the end. Media claims it's chaos, but
Hegseeth is bringing order to the penhat to the Defense
Department or do we have a real chaos here? Reports
of turmo within the Pentagon are seem to be exaggerated.
Hexset is focused on restoring discipline and priorities and war
(13:20):
fighters over bureaucrats. Media can't stand these strong conservative leaders.
The media is relentless. Attacks on Hexset stem from his
effectiveness and implementing conservative reforms within the Department of Defense.
I want to welcome Nextketh Gabriela. She's the Oan what
Amax News Network chief Pentagon correspondent, Gabrielle, thanks for joining us.
(13:42):
Thanks for having me. Gabriel is such an echo with
Hegseth lately, but I wanted to bring you on because
you're in the Defense Department. You knew some of the
three aids and then another spokesman that just wrote an
obed on political what was his spokesman that dropped on
last Monday, right ed? But much meat in the opp
(14:03):
most wasn't much meat in the op ed. Maybe it
give us a backstory, how because if you read a
lot of these media reports, the three people that will
let go were supposed to be very good friends of
the Pete Hegseth. But maybe he worked with him in
the past. Were they really close to him? Tell us
give us a little backstorm, because if you're like I said,
we'll get close to him, the top aids.
Speaker 13 (14:25):
Yeah.
Speaker 2 (14:25):
Absolutely, So.
Speaker 14 (14:26):
Actually, you know what, I'll go from start to finish,
the very first ones up until that last departure which
you mentioned, which is John Elliott, who I know a
lot of people are seeing Sean Parnell as the front
facing a spokesperson for the Pentagon for Pete Hegseth, but
really traditionally it's the press secretary, and that would have
been John Elliott, who was the press secretary up until
this moment on Friday when he elected to resign. Now,
(14:48):
even when he elected to resign, there was conversation happening
over the last month that he was going to be
departing Hegset's team and moving on to maybe another program
within the Apartment of Defense.
Speaker 2 (15:01):
And then it came to.
Speaker 14 (15:01):
A final move in which on Friday he left the
DoD in its entirety. But jumping back into those initial departures,
you got Dan Caldwell specifically because as you mentioned right,
he worked with heg Set in the past for a
veterans organization. He was a senior advisor that was mentioned
in the signal chat that very first round of the
signal chat leak right per Hegseth. And then following that
(15:25):
was Darren Selnick. And then so those were earlier in
the week two weeks ago, and then on that final
week you had a third in which that was the
deputy Secretary, sorry, the chief of staff to the Deputy
Defense Secretary for Stephen Finberg, and that was Colin Carroll,
all three of which were hired, and again just like Elliott,
(15:45):
so four all of which were hired for the administration
that were confidence of the administration. John Elliott was actually
one of was the person when you talk about new
media where the Pentagon kind of took a line from
the White House and saying, hey, you know what, we're
going to open the doors to maybe the lesser traditional
media outlets like One American News for example. Right, the
reason that Breitbart, OAAN and Newsmax got into the Pentagon
(16:10):
was actually because of John Elliott. If you remember when
you put out that memo from the Pentagon, his name
was on it. So it's an interesting dichotomy to see,
and it's kind of reminiscent in some ways right to
the very first Trump term where there were these confidants
and then you know what happened, right, Was there a
turn of tides or what is really going on here?
(16:30):
But at the end of the day, what we do
know is on March twenty first, Hegset's team made a
memo in which they were looking to find said leakers
of unauthorized disclosures of information from people who don't have
a need to know. And what they said was that
they were going to use inner agency ability and assets,
they were going to use polygraphs, and that if it
(16:51):
all boils down to, you know, leading a road down
to guilt, that there was going to be criminal prosecution,
which is incredibly serious. Now we've heard from Dan Caldwell
that so far, at first it was that these were
all admin leaves outside of Elliott, But now they've all
been final firings, of which no polygraphs and no criminal
prosecutions have actually been exercised. But again we're being told
(17:12):
from the Pentagon that the reason for these departures were
arranged from say the information between Ron and the Huthi
air precision strikes all the way to Panama, some information
leading into the Panama trip of which Hegsets had took,
which I imagine would have something to do with, say, China.
So that's what's going on right now, and it's tough
(17:32):
because you know, I'll say, as you mentioned Adam me
being inside the Pentagon, you know walls, Ever since the
single chat had happened, we haven't had a press briefing,
a formal press briefing.
Speaker 2 (17:44):
The Pentagon staff. HEGSETS teams really leaned in on doing
kind of.
Speaker 14 (17:48):
Similar to what the White House does outside of their
press briefings, but when they do those weekly recaps, that's
what the Pentagon has been doing and just leaning on
those and saying, hey, that's where you're getting that's how
you're getting.
Speaker 2 (17:58):
Your news right now.
Speaker 14 (17:59):
Because I feel, well, you know, it appears that they
don't feel that they can trust the media to fairly
report what's going on outside of these chats, outside of
the firings.
Speaker 2 (18:09):
I think which I mean.
Speaker 1 (18:11):
I mean, well, I mean we can never trust the media.
They're never fair to Republican conservatives. And I think the
secretary needs to get over this. He's not Trump, right,
He's just battling the media. One person that battled the
media and made a great effect awakening the American people.
I'll biased the media is I'm not going to say
myself Donald Trump, Pete Hecxs's got to learn he's not
(18:33):
Donald Trump. He's got to admit his faults if he's
screwed up in a signal chat or he screwed up
in a second chip and chat, and move forward and
can't keep blaming the media. You know, if you screw up,
they're going to do these media pieces on you, and
the slightest they're going to take the slightest little mistake,
make it like it's you know, going to the most craziest,
the deadliest mistake ever. They don't do it the Democrats right.
(18:58):
People can be people. Udas can be out for work
four months on maternity to leave his generals could be
sleeping in hospitals not telling the people, Lloyd Austin, but
we have a different standard and we always know that.
Let's go to cut three. How the Defense Secretary did
fight early in the week into at the East egg
(19:18):
roll in which I was talking to media and cut three.
Speaker 13 (19:21):
Yeah, it's kind of funny, fair amount the thing on
sack controversy. You know, what a big surprise that a
bunch of a few leakers get fired and suddenly a
bunch of hit pieces come out from the same media
that pedaled the Russia hopes won't get back their pulitzers.
Speaker 1 (19:36):
They got poltzers for.
Speaker 13 (19:37):
A bunch of lies. Politzers for a bunch of lies
and on hoaxes time and time and time again. And
as they pedal those lies, no one ever calls them on. See,
this is what the media does. They take anonymous sources
from disgruntled former employees and then they try to slash
and burn people and ruin their reputations. Not going to
(19:59):
work with me because we're changing the Defense Department, putting
the Pentagon back in the hands of war fighters. And
anonymous smears from disgruntled former employees.
Speaker 1 (20:08):
On old news doesn't matter.
Speaker 13 (20:10):
So I'm happy to be here at the East Regg
Roll with my dad and my kids, because you know,
this is what we're doing it for, these kids right here.
This is why we're fighting the fake news media.
Speaker 12 (20:21):
This is why we're.
Speaker 13 (20:21):
Fighting slash and burn Democrats. This is where we're fighting posters, hoaxters.
This group, no, no, no, this group right here full of hoasters,
the pedal, anonymous sources from leakers with access to grind
and then you put it all together as if.
Speaker 1 (20:37):
It's some news story.
Speaker 13 (20:40):
And when we know it, we know exactly what it is.
Speaker 1 (20:42):
You know, Gabby, I you know, I just don't think
he went You know, Trump loves the TV personality. Seems
like half of his administration was from Fox News or
TV personalities, and that's what he got with Pete. Hagg
said that scrum on the White House band seems like
he would be more uh more formally for a Fox
News hit, for a Sean Hannity hit, for you know,
(21:05):
lower ingram hit, then dealing with the White House Press
corps outside on a lawn. He seems aggravated, you know,
really livid of it is. And I don't think it's secreated.
Defn should be doing that. What's your thoughts?
Speaker 14 (21:19):
So I just find it interesting, again coming back from
the perspective of being part of the press corps. The
longer that you do not address the formal press to
be the say the Pentagon Press in a situation like
single right, that just makes it so that the press
corps has that hierarchy of questions right that they want
to get out first, you know. And so when you
(21:40):
don't actually take the opportunity to answer that question in
the formality of say the Pentagon press briefing room, then
that question gets to remain number one on the list.
So back to your point, Adam, even you know John Elliott,
and again I'm actually going to be sitting down with
John Elliott to be talking with him on Thursday. What
I heard from him before this odd Betty came out
or sorry, not from him but from others DoD was
(22:03):
that there was a disagreement in messaging. And then the
op ed kind of revealed itself in that way as well,
when John Elliott said pr rule number one is kind
of to take the bad news and own it and
run with it and then kill it, you know, essentially,
So not having these traditional interactions I think it's kind
of tough, and I would say to someone like the
(22:23):
Secretary of Defense or to any you know, any person
that's kind of burned at the stake when it comes
to say left wing media or whatever media you're a
part of, any dissenters, I would take confidence in knowing
that everyone wants to know whether or not HEXT stays
or goes. But I would say, at the end of
the day, yeah, maybe he had three firings last week,
but he also had two brand new hires on his team.
(22:45):
And I imagine that this Trump administration certainly would not
be allowing him to bring on hires for his team
that cost taxpayer dollars, to include security clearances, which are
more expensive to have people at the Pentagon if he's
not going to be there for say another six more
months up to a year at a minimum, with.
Speaker 2 (23:02):
All those resources.
Speaker 14 (23:04):
So having confidence in that, owning it and just kind
of moving forward and not letting the media kind of
dictate what's hot in the news. What question stays up
at number one, because right now that's going to be
the very first question whenever they decide to have a
press briefing.
Speaker 1 (23:16):
In all honesty, I don't think you know, Gabby, I don't.
I don't think Trump or you know, wants to allow
what happened in his first administration, the immedia to dictate
Scott Prowit, who was the EPA administerate out because they
were doing hit childhood Ryan Zinki out. So I don't
think he wants allow it to happen this time. So
we're going to follow this Pentagon story. We'll come back
at you again next week up all right, so thanks
(23:38):
for joining us again, Thank you, and see you soon.
Up next, the media and Senate Democrats on love would
suspected gang members and I'm going to all of the
streams to keep themselves, and then MS thirteen in the
headlines that and more coming up on media Exposed, Welcome
(24:11):
back to meet the exposed. Senator Chris van Holland recently
met with alleged MS thir team member while American families
struggle with the consequence of gang violence. Senator Van Holland's
visit El Severa to meet with Rego Garcia raises big
questions about priorities. Shouldn't elected officials focus on the safety
and well being our American citizens? First, Democrats fly to
(24:33):
al savad a bunch of congressmen did to defend a
suspected MS thirteen gang member, ignoring Americans victims of gangs
brought to mothers that lost their loved ones in gang violence.
Representatives Maxwell Frost, Robert Garcia, Yasmin Yasmin and Surrey, and
Maxine Dexter travel to al Salvo to advocate for Kilmore
(24:54):
Arrigo Garcia. Meanwhile, American families continued to suffer if being
denied meetings with Abrao Garcia. The Democratic delegations now demand
daily updates on his well being, Yet where is their
urgency when it comes to protecting American neighborhoods, gang violence
practing the American people preckting the borders in conjuncture with
their pals in the mainstream media. The less focus on
(25:15):
deported individual with alleged gang connections highlights a disconnect from
American security concerns. Is exactly why, pretty much exactly why
Trump was elected. I want to helcome. My next guest
was in the studio all the way from the West
coast from Los Angeles. Yeah, Katie Zachariah rowpublican strategists. I
(25:35):
think you're a former attorney to or semi attorney or right.
Speaker 9 (25:40):
Practice law in China actually in the country of Beijing policy.
Speaker 1 (25:46):
Could you imagine these democrats from a royal in the
country going worrying about Alsavador, their own not worrying about
their own districts. If there was the Trump administration and
GOPS congressmen doing this, media would criticize. What would the
thoughts be because I know you're very involved in state
Department of policy too. If rebub looking today would be like,
(26:06):
how dare you get involved in foreign affairs? We should
look into you. This is not your job to be
getting another b to b all over them, I would think,
But they're on the wrong side of history.
Speaker 9 (26:17):
They're on the wrong side of history. And I think
it speaks to the policies in general. There are policies
in general on the wrong side of history. And where
are those representatives with Patty Moren, Right, she came and
spoke to President, to the people and the press conference
about the murder, violent murder and rape of her daughter
by an illegal immigrant.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
Right, where were they for Lake and Riley?
Speaker 9 (26:38):
These are American citizens that are being murdered and raped
by illegal immigrants, and they don't care about American citizens.
You know van Holland, Maryland and Baltimore. Baltimore is a
crime ridden city. People don't want to go to Baltimore anymore.
But where is van Holland. He's down in El Salvador.
This is just such it's such policy of the Democrat
(27:00):
Party that has completely left the American citizenry.
Speaker 1 (27:03):
Besides the elitists in the media that are champing these
legal immigrants and champing the victory. All of a sudden,
they love the Supreme Court, right, they get in the
nods that they want from the Supreme Court. But it's
such idiotsy that who's given the Democrats the polling that
says we want you to go to Al Salvador and
stand up for MS thirteen members. I just think it
(27:25):
would never win an election again in America. Where are
their priorities? What I mean, besides the elite and the media,
I don't think the American people have You got to
think about, what do you think the American people is
in favor of this nonsensitive Well.
Speaker 9 (27:39):
I hope all those people get primaried in the next
election in twenty six But.
Speaker 2 (27:44):
Also let's talk about the fact.
Speaker 9 (27:47):
That these people have largely are losing. The CNN came
out with the poll at twenty one percent for the
Democrat Party. They have lost touch with the Americans, so
with American base. So I think if they can continue
down this road, we're going to continue winning elections.
Speaker 2 (28:02):
Outside of the fact that they like to.
Speaker 9 (28:06):
Not require voter ID and common mysteriously went all of
those states that didn't have voter ID. But I think
they're going to continue losing elections on these policies.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
And what they did. Okay, they flooded the country so much,
so many illegal immigrants game social Security numbers. I tell
you this. I went, I was going bread before I
went to the convention. I lost my license and I
was like, oh, I have to fly to Wisconsin. And
I go to and I said I had nothing on
me because my passport was in Florida and I was
on the Hampton's Long Island, and I said, I have
(28:35):
to I have to get a new license. I gotta fly.
So I go down to the motor vehicle which is
in Riverhead. So I came out to Hampton's. It's like
there is a lot of Hispanics that live there. Walk
into the motor vehicle office, go to the desk. They
didn't ask me for ID to get a new license.
In the old days, I think I'm digging for bank
cards and other ideas. I need something to prove who
(28:56):
I am. Get to the window. They didn't ask me
I for any Ida. You know what? They kept asking
how you reached the vote? Over and over again. I
turn around. It was like one hundred people Hispanics just
sitting there waiting. So I they through democratic policies, governors
and leaders a democratic that were flooding the zones registered
in the vote in motor vehicle offices, giving them an
(29:19):
opportunity to make a permanent majority. And that's what we have.
And now we have unelected judges in different little districts
creating policy for the whole country. It doesn't make sense.
And you know, I hope that the you know, how
do you give me your thoughts on these judges that
make it such terrible decisions, and recently the Supreme Court too.
Speaker 9 (29:41):
Yeah, but the Supreme Court was incredibly disappointing and not
in line with a procedure or be standing precedent, which
Justice Alitos so rightly called out in his incredible, incredibly
succinct but perfect dissent Judge Boseburg, for instance, in the
chief judge in the Federal District Court in DC, and
(30:02):
actually Judge Beryl Howell, who was the former.
Speaker 2 (30:05):
Chief judge in the same district Court in DC.
Speaker 9 (30:09):
Both of these judges are getting an unusually high amount
of anti Trump cases. And it was a number of
weeks ago before Bosburg made the ruling that he did
that you really expose the judiciary that I started looking
into Judge Barrel How's cases. How is she There's no
statistical possibility that Judge Beryl Howell is getting all of
(30:33):
these cases. Right, there are fifteen judges that sit that
are full time judges, and then you have another ten
senior judges, So that's twenty five judges that sit on
this court. And somehow Judge Bosburg and Judge Barrel Howe
are getting the majority of the anti Trump cases.
Speaker 2 (30:50):
There's no way.
Speaker 9 (30:51):
And so before Bosburg I said on Fox, I said,
we need to investigate. We absolutely need to investigate how
these cases are distributed, whether that's a you know, a
judiciary panel that investigates it or the circuit court. Because
Jim Jordan and Alistaphonic both called into question Judge barrel
House's number of cases and her ethics, and so we
(31:14):
have we have to put an end to rogue judges
around the country. San Francisco there was just a recent
ruling out of San Francisco, DC that are usurping the will,
not just of the president. The American people elected President
Drum to do exactly what he's doing. They elected him
to deport the illegal criminal aliens. And these judges are
(31:36):
taking our vote away from us. They are taking away
from what we asked him to do, what he was
elected to do.
Speaker 2 (31:42):
So it's bigger than just taking away.
Speaker 1 (31:44):
In France, these left wing groups, the ACLU, the left
wing active groups, I don't put anything past them. They
know how to judge, shop and how to gain the system,
and that's what they're doing. We were like, you know,
it shouldn't it shouldn't be right what's happening, and hopefully
Congress will step in and do something this. I saw
this article and over Larry David, who's the famous comedian
(32:07):
who who helped create the original Seinfeld, who was one
of the Criginal writers, also had Kirby your enthusim but
he wrote this op ed comparing his dinner that he
said that dinner with Bill Maher had. He's comparing that
he had a dinner with Hitler, and it's really unbecoming.
And if it was the other way around, the New
York Times would never even allow. They had a hissy
(32:28):
fit when Tom Cotton, the Senator, wrote an op ed
just defending some military action, and not only that they
pulled it down, but yet they allow The New York
Times allows Larry David to run an op ed, you know,
insinuating that Bill Maher was having dinner with Hitler. It's gross,
it's disgusting, and the New York Times shouldn't allow this,
(32:48):
but you know, falling into the same trap. And I
want to go to cut five here. I mean to
cut six. Here it's Dan Abrams talking about the Larry
David article and how he disagreed with He's the head
of b Dite, which is very influential. It's like the
Bible of media. It goes on. Let's go to cut
six here.
Speaker 15 (33:06):
I was prepared to meet Hitler, the one i'd seen
and heard, the public Hitler, but this private Hitler was
a completely different animal. It's pretty cutting, but he kind
of mirrors almost exactly what Bill Maher said, maybe I
should just play it just so people know. This is
what Bill Maher said after he met with Trump.
Speaker 1 (33:25):
To all the.
Speaker 6 (33:25):
People who treated this like it was some kind of
summit meeting, you're ridiculous, like I was going to sign
a treaty or something.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
I haven't. I have no power comedian, and he's the
most powerful leader in the world. Meet up in person,
maybe it'll be different.
Speaker 4 (33:44):
Spoiler alert. It was so no.
Speaker 1 (33:47):
I didn't go maga, and to the President's credit, there
was no pressure too, just for starters.
Speaker 4 (33:53):
He laughs.
Speaker 1 (33:55):
I'd never seen him laugh in public, but he does.
He laughed.
Speaker 16 (34:00):
I'm so with Bill Maher on this one because I
think that if people like Bill Maher can't go and
talk to Donald Trump, we are we are really messed
up now because think about it now, he's still going
to go and criticize Donald Trump, right. He just has
a little more credibility when he's doing it. And the
(34:22):
notion when you start bringing in Hitler, right, you know
you've lost the argument. Anytime anyone invokes Hitler right and
makes the comparison.
Speaker 1 (34:31):
You're going to lose.
Speaker 16 (34:32):
You're going to lose because no one everyone apart from
the echo chamber is going to stop listening to you.
And that's my point. It's my goal, and I hope
other people's goal is what you do on the show
every night, get people talking, have a conversation with people
you don't agree with.
Speaker 4 (34:47):
That's what Bill Maher is saying.
Speaker 1 (34:48):
That's what he's and that's Dan Abrams, who've just commented
that he's no right wing conservative. Your thoughts on the
final thoughts on that we should there at times allow
these kind of aisle kind of op eds that Larry.
Speaker 9 (35:01):
David, Well, first, I don't know who reads The New
York Times anymore. So it's it's more of the echo chamber,
right who we see the headline and react to it
and then CNN parrots it.
Speaker 1 (35:12):
But this was a.
Speaker 9 (35:13):
Twenty nineteen talking point the Biden. The Biden campaign ran
the talking point President Trump in twenty twenty President Trump
is hitler, and it's it's it's so old, so Larry David.
What I liked Larry David for when he created these
types of shows Jerry Seinfeld is that he was absolutely
funny and original. But he's not funny anymore, and this
is an original.
Speaker 1 (35:33):
Kay, thanks for joining on the set I appreciate it.
Up last, the media is credit in case the must
to go and selecting, ignoring the science behind his views.
That more coming up on media exposure.
Speaker 17 (35:57):
Welcome back to media exposed. The media claims Musk is
out of depth in the White House, ignoring his major
(36:17):
successes in restruction federal agencies cutting such waste through Dodge
reports suggests elon Musk instead of stepping back, which is
probably he's done enough in a few times.
Speaker 1 (36:29):
He is the richest man in the world. Despite his
significant contribution to govern efficiency and cutting such waste, He's
constantly attacked by the media. Media obsessed, so must personal life.
Ignoring his efforts to address population decline all by himself.
Coverage fixates a must unconventional family arrangements, diverting attention from
(36:50):
his advocacy for llusions to the demographic challenges facing the nation.
Must promote nadialism to combat population collapse. Medium mocks it,
but this selectively pro science Cohart never engages with this reality.
Musk advocates for increased birth rates to address declining populations,
which is terrible thing in America. These trends a concern
(37:11):
shared by various police makers However, media coverage often focused
on sensational aspects of his approach rather than underlying demographic
demographic challenges. And also I want to talk about you know,
these town halls that have gone viral, some of them.
We're going to talk about that more. But I want
to welcome my guests right on this set, Emily Finch
(37:32):
to host the Real America's Voice on Morning's, uh Morning,
Sunrise and any other So thank you. But you know,
MOSC has done such a great job over the last
few years, the last few months than ever since he
started in the campaign. But the Meetia has been so
fixator and make it making him the co presidency, And
(37:54):
it's been one negative piece after another on mus his
personal life, his you know, government life, and the hit
shops on Tesla. And then when they do all that,
they say, why is Tesla stock going down? Well, you
know what if you just bang someone over the head
with a hammer for like six months, you say, why
is he bloody? Well, duh, duh.
Speaker 18 (38:17):
Of course there's going to be some consequences. Of course,
you know, Adam, I read that headline saying that Elon
you know, thinks that he's out of his depth.
Speaker 2 (38:23):
I mean, it was fabricated. It is so not even true.
Speaker 18 (38:27):
He was on an earnings call with Tesla employees and
said that, you know, his work with establishing DOGE is
now done, and so he's going to be taking a
step back from that, probably working a couple of days
a week whatever President Trump needs for him, so he
can go back and focus on this. And let's remember
he is not an elected official, he's an advisor to
President Trump.
Speaker 2 (38:43):
He's a businessman first, and so he has to address Tesla.
Speaker 18 (38:46):
He has to address, you know, all of this hate,
all of these attacks that he's been getting, because it's
having real consequences in real life. Tesla's are being damaged,
cyber trucks, getting keyed, getting attacked out in public. He
really needs to take a step back from what he's doing.
He's done incredible work so far, already cutting one hundred
and fifty billion dollars of our federal waste.
Speaker 2 (39:06):
So I think now is the time.
Speaker 18 (39:07):
But that headline was just so egregious to say that
he thinks that he's out of his depth. One of
my favorite songs goes, you know that you made it
when you're hate it.
Speaker 2 (39:16):
I mean, this guy, all of these headlines about it.
You know that you made it.
Speaker 18 (39:20):
You know that you're doing good things for America, and
you're threatening people that you should be threatening.
Speaker 1 (39:25):
It comes out of Silicon value. Some of the greatest entrepreneurs,
tech engineer, software developers, and they're right away they get
it and say this software is so outdated. Technology is
so outdated. They're finding people one hundred and fifty years
old getting social Security by the abundance. And every time
they would announce this, they'd show it in charts. They
say you can go in and look at it, and
(39:45):
the media would just say, no, it doesn't exist. Meanwhile,
they would show proof, and this is what they had
to deal with every day, you know, And it's just
it really is not fair that we have our media
this way. But I've been doing a little party calling
them out. But one is never had like you said,
he's never was supposed to be a government employee. The
president does have the authority and he does it all
(40:07):
the time. Creates commissions, you know, create special envoys, create
special majesties and boys allowed. Why did he do that?
You do you don't have to go to a lot
of bureaucracy through paperwork. You don't become a government employee.
Becoming an official government employee, you know, puts you in
a different category, doesn't allow you to do a lot
of the things that you could do if you're not
an official government employee. Like you know, cut what he's
(40:30):
done with cutting all the waste and showcasing all the waste,
it's not his job to do it, you know, he's
just showing it. And then it's the administrator. It's the
secretary's job to go in and slash the waste absolutely.
Speaker 18 (40:41):
You know, establishing DOSE right, establishing all of this and
getting the groundwork done, getting the procedures in place to
be able to really rid all of our government agencies
of this waste. I mean, like I said, one hundred
and fifty billion dollars right, these left leaning outlets want
to give him a hard time and say that two
trillion was his ultimate goal. It's a little bit less
right now. But we are not even four months into
(41:02):
this presidency. He's just getting started. Dose is just getting started,
and I have full faith that they're going.
Speaker 2 (41:07):
To carry on what he started with them.
Speaker 18 (41:10):
You know, after he takes a step back and goes
to work with his company.
Speaker 2 (41:13):
Is a bit more again.
Speaker 18 (41:14):
I mean they've they've definitely established a procedure to be
able to audit all of our federal agencies. And like
you said, Adam, that's your tax payer money, that's my
tax payer money that is being absolutely wasted, and the
American people deserve so much better.
Speaker 1 (41:26):
If there wasn't Elon Musk, you wouldn't get all the
secretaries coming out constantly leaves out in a solo EPA
administered showcasing so much waste. Did a press come hegseeth
all of them falling in Elon's footsteps, right, and Trump,
you know, gave him the authority do it. So they're
all out. He created the outline there and they're moving
(41:48):
the policy forward, which is a great thing for America.
You don't want to talk about these town hales because
He's town holes are popping up all over the country.
Congressmans are getting pushed to do him. Some are doing them.
A couple are saying I'm not doing them. They think
they're you know, you know, artificial. It could be some
paid agitators in there, but you know, of course, because
you know what's what the left's great at, right causing
(42:10):
agitate and people and just so you know, we don't
have a fair media obviously. So if a congressman walks
into his local district and he's got a lot of
agitators in there and a couple two or three viral moments, Emily,
the press is going to pick it up. Local press
is going to pick it up national posts, national press
is going to pick it up. And let's face it,
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they're not going to make the Republican look good, the
conservative look good. So walk in a little delicate wire there.
They have to do these congressmen, because the left is
really good at at creating stir getting agitators in a
room and creating viral moments. Here, I want to show
you what we're talking about. Cut seven here, and I'm
going to show you from a you know, a podcast,
(42:51):
The Midas Touches, the left leaning podcast, but they have this.
Let's play cut seven here. It's Brian Mass to the
town halls.
Speaker 4 (43:19):
So that right there was MAGA Republican congress Member Brian
Mass at a town hall that he held and get this, Jupiter,
Florida Red Area MAGA Republican congress member, and those people
weren't paid to be there. They were booing because they
recognized that the tariff policies by Donald Trump, like most
(43:40):
of the policies by this Trump regime, have been just
bad for the people. Set politics aciede. These are bad policies.
As I saw Claude Taylor post this morning, you just
hate the United States being the.
Speaker 1 (43:55):
We could show this photo from the Palm Beach Post.
The coverage is negative right to see it there. It's
just a negative headline that happens there from his town hall.
That's and that's what they want to create. And that's
a local that's very important because it's a local district
and he's in a hardcore Republican district. You go there,
you do it. You don't know who's in the audience,
(44:16):
but you're trying to do the right thing as a congressman.
So it's a difficult, uh situation they put into the
left does so I wanted to and Byron Donalds did
the same thing because he wanted to go out and
he's running for governor here. So let's go to Byron
Donald's cut eight and watch his town all he did.
(44:37):
Have you read don't do that? Please hear me. I
love everybody's shouting at me. The black guy who staysle microphone.
Have you read?
Speaker 2 (44:56):
Don't do that, don't harm.
Speaker 1 (45:00):
It's not going well. Don't do that. Don't marginalize theirs.
Do you know how any black men they're playing well,
run five N.
Speaker 14 (45:06):
Three funds, run HASH funds have done something marvelous.
Speaker 11 (45:09):
They've been not to deal with the political but they
don't margis hot, tumize what they don't deally tonimize what
they've done.
Speaker 1 (45:17):
Don't do that. Who should celebrate the successes in our country?
Now I'm pushing up down because you have to have
pot Now I'm already.
Speaker 11 (45:25):
Playing their specials to the thirty five thousand casualty number.
Speaker 13 (45:30):
In our briefings.
Speaker 1 (45:32):
That is something that has come from a loss. And
that's you want to check them out.
Speaker 11 (45:39):
Is anybody here about check.
Speaker 1 (45:41):
A bosses accounting? I'm not going host on the coach.
Speaker 11 (45:46):
Secondly, Secondly, and let me say this, Israel do have
this entire conflict which is now going over close to
six hundred days now, to this entire ordeal, Israel has
tried to bring food and water into.
Speaker 1 (46:00):
So as you see, he got really irritated by ardonald's'
this town hall even born in the race card as
conservative black man which excuse me, We not the ones
that say we're getting the attacked because I'm African American,
which doesn't play well. And the whole media institution picked
that up, and he was he's the front runner to
be the governor, but doesn't look good to get caught
(46:22):
into these town halls.
Speaker 18 (46:23):
Well, this is the game plan of the left, sending
your agitator, sending these people to cause the scene, have
someone in the background taking a video, and then push
it to all of the outlets that are going to
be favorable to you, which we know is the majority
of the mainstream media. And that's how they This is
the plan of the left the entire time when it
comes to their media coverage.
Speaker 1 (46:40):
Now what happens. He was even defending Israel and they
are cheerleading a mass, which is strange in his district.
So it's very strange what's happening. I think they're agitated.
I don't have the receipts say it paid agitators, but
in somebody's hardcore districts that they're just popping up boomers
that are so aggravated. I don't know why, boomers and
(47:01):
young people. So we'll keep following this story Emily, thanks
for joining us. I enjoy it. Thank you. I work
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Fenn joining me, Gabrielle Kucia joining me, our old David
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