July 4, 2025 • 48 mins
SEGMENT 1: THE STATE OF THE BORDER
SEGMENT 2: THE LEFT BLAMES TRUMP FOR EVERYTHING
SEGMENT 3: CONCERNS OVER ATF-DEA MERGER
SEGMENT 4: GET THE COVID SHOT OFF THE MARKET
SEGMENT 5: THE LEFT FREAK-OUT
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Speaker 1 (00:19):
Well, good evening everyone, Welcome to Stinsfield. Happy fourth of
July to you. What a celebration today should be. And
I hope you are celebrating the greatness that is America
on this very very special birthday of this very very
special country. So I hope you are enjoying that as well.
You should be. Look, I don't want to bring the
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party down, but I do have some bad news. Joe
Biden's open border policies put us in a really bad spot.
So when you consider what's going on across the Middle East,
when you consider what's happening between Iran and Israel and
all the tensions that surround that conflict, are we secure.
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We know that there were I would say quite possibly
thousands of terrorists it's stuck into the country. When you
look at the number that were actually caught that were
on the terror watch list, then you think of the
millions of god aways, and you come to the assessment
that most terrorists are not on the terror watch list,
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just as most child molesters are not on the child
molester lists that you have for your neighborhood. The reality
is they are here. Tom Holman spelled that out. Listen
carefully can.
Speaker 2 (01:36):
You assess that issue, particularly how many Iranians are in
the country that are in sleeper cells trying to do
bad to America right now?
Speaker 3 (01:48):
Well, look, you and I talked about this many times.
I said the last four years, my biggest concern was
this open border was the biggest national security vulnerability this
country's ever seen. So I put numbers this morning just
from a CBP un Joe Biden, there was one two
hundred and seventy two nationalism Iran released in the country.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
That's a lot of Iranian nationals released into the country. Now.
Many Iranians are trying to escape a dictatorship. I get that,
but many certainly could have been radicalized. Certainly there is
a portion of of Iran that embraces this radical Islam
that wants all of us quite frankly, marched out to
the beach, put on our knees and our heads lopped off.
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So yes, it most certainly is frightening. Let's go through
some of the lists that ICE has done its best
to capture from Iran. Up first, this is an Iranian sniper,
we are told, arrested by ICE in Alabama. His name
reb Var Karmi. ICE has been very busy. Here's another
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picture of an Iranian arrested carrying next picture, please, carrying
a loaded nine millimeters pistol in Texas. His name Bizad
Seraphin Maharhi Najad. Quite frankly, who cares what his name is.
He's a dangerous guy off the street. Say ice, it
is good that they are after these people. Here's a
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pair of Iranians arrested in Colorado Springs. One ordered for
removal since nineteen eighty seven, the other encountered border patrol
in June of twenty twenty three near the Rio Grande
Valley in Texas, and the older one Mohammed Shafi. The
younger one is Murdad Mahedipour. Either way captured. Now let's
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go back to just how bad this really was twenty
twenty three. May I remind you of this site in Jacoomba, California,
where hundreds of Iranians were storming in. Hundreds of illegals
from all over the world storming into this country. Now,
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our teams had covered this at great length. This is
Ben Berkwam interviewing a man from Turkey. Okay, listen, you.
Speaker 4 (04:12):
Look European, your Turkish, your Turkish?
Speaker 1 (04:15):
Yes?
Speaker 4 (04:17):
Okay, So your family was from there?
Speaker 5 (04:19):
Are you Istanbul? Okay?
Speaker 4 (04:21):
Are you a Muslim?
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I'm agnostic.
Speaker 6 (04:24):
I'm agnostic. That's why I came here to.
Speaker 4 (04:29):
Get away from the religious suppression. Is Islam an oppressive religion?
Is it bad?
Speaker 6 (04:40):
So?
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Istanbul? To where did you fly? Mexico?
Speaker 4 (04:44):
Straight to Mexico, to Mexico City or Tijuana.
Speaker 5 (04:47):
Mexico City and to Juanna.
Speaker 6 (04:49):
Wow? So boom boom easy.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
All right, Mexico City, Tijuana. They came in here. They
were coming in here as easy as could possibly. Well,
the border is pretty secure now, that's for sure. I
want to bring in with me now, Rav Border Correspondent
Ben Berkwam as dressed as only I would expect him
to be dressed. On July fourth, Ben, my friend, Welcome
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to the program.
Speaker 4 (05:17):
Hey man, Grant, it's a party. We're talking about some
serious subjects, but it's a party. God bless America. Thank
God for the warriors that came before us, that flew
this flag proudly. Thank God that this flag still flies.
And I'm honored to be with you today. But even
even still talking about some serious, serious things, you know,
real quick, Grant, that same day, at that same location,
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I got an Iranian that came across who said he
had traveled with a terrorist who admitted to being a terrorist.
So this is the It's absolutely unbelievable to me that
we're in this position that we have people not only
not celebrating our flag on fourth of July, but burning
the American flag on fourth of July, attacking President Trump,
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attacking Ice, attacking Tom Holman for actually doing what our
government is supposed to do, and that's secure our borders,
defend our constitution, and defend the citizens of this nation.
It's it's unbelievable.
Speaker 6 (06:14):
Grant.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
The media doesn't know what to do because they see
the success that President Trump is having, They see the
border close, they know most of America, the large majority
of America, wanted a secure border, and yet they get
so confused. This is MSNBC recently, okay, talking about the
Ice arrest, and they're trying to go after Ice for
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a very bizarre thing.
Speaker 6 (06:38):
Here.
Speaker 1 (06:38):
Take a listen to this.
Speaker 7 (06:41):
Despite President Trump repeatedly vowing to focus on deporting undocumented
immigrants convicted of violent crimes, new data exclusively obtained by
NBC News suggests that the administration is falling short of
that goal. Internal data from ICE suggests that the Trump
administration is obtained only six percent of the undocumented immigrants
snow to ICE to have been convicted of homicide, and
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only eleven percent of those who've been convicted of sexual assault.
Speaker 1 (07:07):
So I have to actually laugh, because whatever the numbers are,
I probably don't even believe their numbers. They don't want
us going after ICE. But then they're trying to say
the negative part is we haven't arrested enough of the
murderers and sex offenders. They don't know what to do beat.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
Yeah, that's the point, MSNBC. We haven't arrested nearly enough
of them. Six percent and eleven percent of some of
the worst people on the planet that are living in
our country, that have no right to be in our country,
that are victimizing our communities. And these scumbag liberals are
out there marching in our streets again, flying their foreign flags,
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burning our flag, spitting on our country's face. And we're
supposed to sit back and take it. And while MSNBC
and CNN and New York Times and all of these worthless,
pathetic media outlets are treading water for these cartel scumbags
and terrorists. That's what's happening in our country. Yeah, so MSNBC, Yeah,
we haven't caught enough of the bad guys.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Because of you.
Speaker 4 (08:08):
You did this, you helped do this. It's absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
All right. Now, here's some good news is they are
out there trying to catch the bad guys, and they're
catching lots of them. We went through that list of
Iranians who could have posed a big problem to America.
You went out with law enforcement. This is exclusive footage
to RAB. Let me play that clip cut twenty one
for the guys behind the glass. Let me play that
clip and then get you to comment on what we
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were seeing here.
Speaker 8 (08:35):
This is the coyote for the group of They confirmed
he's a coyote does We found his phone and on
his phone he has it open and has a freaking
nap from the river to this area here, which.
Speaker 7 (08:48):
He was planning to cross the expressway and get a
little further north and probably get picked up.
Speaker 5 (08:53):
But of course he didn't make it.
Speaker 9 (08:55):
So now I'm thinking that his group is in there
and they may be in the same condition war.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
So I got the helicopter looking for them, just so
they don't die. Man. Then explain to me what we
were just watching there.
Speaker 4 (09:10):
Yeah, that was this morning exclusive to Real America's Voice News.
That was Lieutenant Cassis of La Joya, Texas Police Department.
That's actually where we started. Law and Border started with Lajoya,
Texas PD and Penal County Sheriffs and those were the
guys we were riding with that got completely overwhelmed and
overrun under Joe Biden's open border policies. Now the border
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is secure, but is what we're seeing is the cartels
are still operational. That was a cartel coyote appeared to
be potentially a sacario as well, based on the tattoos
he had. He was dying. They found him dying this morning.
It appeared to be of heat exhaustion. He had run
a group across last night, several miles across the border
and I apparently had gotten lost, run out of dehydrated,
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and so they found him in that condition. But there
was another large group that they're chasing as well. So
as the mainstream meeting again continues to tread water for
the cartels, the cartels are still operational. We still have
some of the worst people. And what Lieutenant costUS went
on to say, was everyone who's coming across now, it's
none of the people that are turning themselves in, none
of the women and children, none of the families. It's
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all the really bad guys that are willing to pay
the extra dollar to get into our country. That's who
we're up against. And that's why it's so critical that
ICE and Border Patrol and getting back to why ICE
hasn't been able to catch some of those guys, it's
mainly sanctuary communities, sanctuary jurisdictions where they may have these
guys in custody, they may be in jail, but they
won't let ICE in there to go get them. That
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is why it is so critical that we take the
gloves off, we take the chains off, the restraints off
of ICE and Border Patrol and allow them to do
their job and get these guys and get them the
hell out of our country.
Speaker 1 (10:48):
All right. I have said that we actually need to
wage war on the cartels, and if that means going
into Mexico to wage war on these cartels, that's what
we need to do. How do we make that happen?
And is that a legitimate assessment on my behalf.
Speaker 6 (11:03):
Then.
Speaker 4 (11:05):
Yeah, no doubt about it. It would require well two options.
So the fact that we've labeled many of these cartel's
terrorist organizations allows us to do that. That changes the
rules of engagement. That allows our military to do certain
things that it couldn't do otherwise, even without Mexico's consent.
Now it will be a lot easier if we have
Mexico's consent when we're doing those operations, and right now,
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from my understanding, we're in joint operations with the Mexican
government on much of that. The biggest problem, though, is
the cartels still have control of the Mexican government, and
it goes all the way up to the top. There's
still rumors, this is speculation, but that the President of
Mexico is still tied to the El Mayo faction of
the Cineloa cartel. That's why we see so much attacks
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on the Chipitos, the other warring half of the Cineloa cartel,
the al Chapo's Sun side of that. And so that's
the biggest problem is the cartels still have a strong
grip on the Mexican government, and depending on what state
you're in and what city you're in, different cartels still
control different parts of the country and so part of
that will be working with the Mexican government, but part
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of that will be us using our sovereignty and Americans
protecting America first and putting our interests first and actually
going in there. If these guys are doing America harm
and we're treating them like terrists, we need to treat
them like terrists and take them out. And so some
of that is being worked through as we speak.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
It's not going to end the destruction that we see
on behalf of the cartels from the fentanyl and sex
trafficking and all the other crimes they commit until we
take that battle to them. And I believe you're right
right on into Mexico. Ben Birkwam, it has been great
work that you do every day and every night, and
I'm honored you come on on a July fourth, Happy
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Birthday to America and thank you, buddy. It's always good
and amen.
Speaker 4 (12:57):
Hey, hey, the only thing I was missing tonight was
my ar. Yeah, that was all I was missing. But
God bless you, God bless America.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
A next time, man, next time, we'll get them out there.
We'll see how shooting is. All right. I want to
show you this though, folks, This is an announcement where
US marshals talking about rescuing sixty kids. But I want
you to listen to closely to what he has to say.
Cut six for the guys behind the glass.
Speaker 10 (13:23):
Pressed arrest because experience tells us if the offenders are
not apprehended, they will reconnect with these children. They are,
in my opinion, leeches. Behind me, you will see the
pictures of eight persons who are arrested and charged with
crimes ranging from human trafficking, child endangerment, drug possession, and trafficking.
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When arrested, they were given bonds ranging from no bond
to two hundred and fifty million dollar bond. That was
never I've never heard of that for.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
So the reality is many of them got away reconnected
with the kids. We still have tens of thousands of
children that are literally missing. So I give the ice
folks the Department of Justice a C on finding the children.
I give them an A on going and hunting down
criminals and securing the border one hundred percent. But these
missing kids they get a C. Even though they found
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sixty of them, there are literally tens of thousands of
them that have disappeared, and God knows what is happening
to those kids. Now, this is the acting ICE director
todd Lyons focusing on arresting illegals. Listen to this cut eleven.
Speaker 11 (14:43):
You know, we do have a list of several high
profile countries that are considered high risk that we are
focused on. That we want to go ahead and make
sure we find those individuals that came here in the
United States without any type of vetting or without any
proper vetting, or who's snuck in. We want to make
sure that we're protecting Americans here in American soil, and
that's one of the key ICE is doing. So we've
any these incidents before anything bad does happen.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
All right, I'm going to tell you when it comes
to radical jihadis the place where they come in, Yes,
is the southern border, but also the northern border. For
many years, they've been exploiting the northern border. I've been
talking about this since the days following nine eleven. Well,
that is where we find border correspondent who is near
the Canadian border. Our buddy, Anthony Aguero, is there, Anthony,
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Happy fourth of julye you thank you for coming on tonight.
You're alone the Canadian border. How should I say, how
secure or how porous is it? Why don't you lay
it out for.
Speaker 9 (15:38):
Me, Grant, thank you for having me in happy fourth
of July to all of our Real America's Voice News family.
We're out here on the Canadian border. We're here in
New Hampshire, right along the northern Canadian border, and unfortunately, Grant,
it is wide open. I've been out here for several hours.
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We've not seen one border patrol agent, no police. And
as we're driving through some of this rural area, you
can tell the farmers that are currently living out here,
they are still on edge. They are on high alert.
They come out very very aggressive because they don't know
who's encroaching or coming out to their property. As we've
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been tracking this particular area of the border, we're realizing,
we're quickly realizing that there is still areas where people
are coming through into the United States. There are women
also being smuggled into the United States. We know that
because we have been finding women feminine hygiene products all
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along the south all along the northern US border, and
also we've been able to see multiple breach points where
the brushes are completely laid off or laid down onto
one side all of the brushes kind of just squashed
facing the United States. Therefore, it's people stepping walking up
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into the United States. It is a very unfortunate situation.
And the fact that there is no border patrol agents
out here to even come and question us leads me
to believe that this is a very unfortunate situation.
Speaker 1 (17:22):
So, Anthony, you've seen no border patrol agents. Have you
seen any foreign nationals with your own eyes coming across.
Speaker 9 (17:31):
So what we've been able to gather from some of
the neighbors out here, one of the farmers that live
out here not too long ago, just a few weeks ago,
a vehicle full of men from Turkey and Pakistan drove
right into their property, not knowing whether there were driving
to trying to break into this family's house. And so
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that is why we got the response that we did
from the farmers that are out here. They're very forentic,
they're very nervous, and these individuals literally broke down through
one of their fans. And I myself, I'm not seeing
them yet. This is my first day out here, but
I'm gonna be out here for probably about a week,
trying to see, uh, trying to find what we find
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down on the southern border up here.
Speaker 1 (18:15):
But it's just it's it's it's.
Speaker 9 (18:17):
Really disheartening to see American citizens so frightened and in
the in the manner that they are out here right now.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Grant Well, it absolutely is. I appreciate the work you're
doing and it's exposing this. Nobody's talking about the northern
border right now. Anthony Aguero, tell people real quickly where
they can find you.
Speaker 9 (18:35):
You can find me on the real you can find
me at Anthony Aguerto Live on X and you can
also follow my work. I'm currently working with a nonprofit,
the American Border Project, and we're countering as well all
of the mainstream media narratives.
Speaker 1 (18:50):
Sir, all right, sounds good. Anthony Aguero, thank you as always.
I appreciate you coming on tonight, and folks, one of
the reason why I'm so disheartened by that is in
the days following nine to eleven, I was working for
the NBC owned and Operated Stations Group, and I went
to the northern Canadian border literally a few months after
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nine to eleven, and it was as wide open as
Anthony Aguero just showed us. The border patrol, no nothing,
and we know that the nine to eleven hijackers, some
of them came through the northern border. And to think now,
nearly what twenty five years later, it is still as
open as it ever has been frustrating to say the least.
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All Right, folks, despite President Trump's long list of successes,
the Dems find a way to pretty much blame him
for everything.
Speaker 6 (19:44):
That's next, welcome back one.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
So what is it about the Democrats that they have
to play the blame game on everything? There is no
responsibility for their own policy failures, which has led to
what the total destruction of support for the Democrat Party.
So what do they resort to? Again? The blame game,
over and over again. This is all they have. They
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can't win on policy, they can't win on the truth.
So what do they do? They make up lies and
then of course blame President Trump for everything, and I
mean everything. We are finally getting to a point where
we are making America great again and the Democrats come
out with lies. I want to go through, spend some
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time going through some of the blame game that they're
playing and the lies that they are spewing. So you
can counter this at the office with your friends wherever
it may be first up on the hit parade, Elizabeth
Warren offering blame and lies about President Trump. Look, pl has.
Speaker 12 (20:58):
Been painted into a box by Donald Trump, because we
watch on the one hand that inflation seems somewhat moderated,
and we need to get those breaks down so if
people can afford to buy homes, and the cost of
groceries we're watching go up. But we've got the problem
with the softening labor environment, all because Donald Trump is
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creating chaos around the around the terriffs, but.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
None of that has materialized. There is no chaos around
the terriffs. She talks about grocery prices. The Democrats love
to use the price of eggs. Since President Trump has
taken office, the price of eggs have dropped nearly into
the basement. She talks about wages. Well, wages last I checked,
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based off of last month's data, are up point four percent.
That's not a huge number, but wages on the rise.
She briefly acknowledges that we're getting inflation under control. It's
just under control. Inflation is coming down at a record rate.
So all of the problems surrounding the economy that Joe
Biden has created in just six months, President Trump has
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managed to turn it all around. And you look at
the stock market once again soaring. Remember the horrible day
when he announced the tariffs and a stock market crash
and everybody said, oh my gosh, my four h one
k looking at looking at you are now higher than
you were before. And so all of this is good
for President Trump, bad most certainly for Democrats. But Elizabeth
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Warren isn't alone in her blame game. Just look at
people like Karen Bass, and again, what do they have
in common? Failed leadership? You look at Karen Bass, the
mayor of Los Angeles, a failed city in a failed state.
That's certainly in a failed county of La County. And
so when there's crime and lawlessness running rampant in the streets,
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don't blame the weak on crime policies of Democrats. Don't
blame the pro criminal policies of Democrats. Blame, of course,
President Trump.
Speaker 13 (23:09):
We're seeing in La is chaos caused by the administration.
People should exercise their right to protest.
Speaker 5 (23:17):
That's their First Amendment right.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
Caused by the administration. What are you talking about, all right?
Just because the administration is rounding up illegal aliens, First
and foremost the worst and baddest of the bunch, something
La County law enforcement refused to do for a long time.
That doesn't force people to go rob, loot and steal,
light police cars on fire, throw molotov cocktails, but.
Speaker 13 (23:43):
People should also exercise that right peacefully. We do not
want to play into the administration's hands. We're working with officials,
we're organizing resources. But what we're seeing in Los Angeles
is chaos that is provoked by the administration.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
Provoked by the administration. You don't think that when the
first protester throws a rock and they're not arrested, that
a second protester is going to throw a rock, and
when they're not arrested, then they're going to up the
anne and they're going to throw a brick, not a rock,
and they're not arrested. And the next thing you know,
you got molotov cocktails being thrown and nobody's arrested. This
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is not on the Trump administration. This is literally about
holding no one accountable in Los Angeles and letting criminals, looters,
and zealots roam free on those streets to do whatever
they want cause chaos. As the least of the problems
rob looting, destroying, and even killing is the worst of
their problems. If they would enforce the law right from
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the very start, criminals wouldn't feel so gleefully about causing
such chaos in La County. Don't blame President Trump for
all of that. So we not only have just Karen Bess,
how about Representative Smith Congressman Democrat.
Speaker 14 (25:08):
Of course, the President Trump is the biggest problem here.
I mean he has used hateful to creating rhetoric from
the day he decided to run for president and then
pardoning all of the January sixth attackers at the US Capital,
people who thought that violence was a legitimate way to
overturn an election, and Donald Trump gave him a big
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stamp of approval. You also have heard Trump muttering about
possibly pardoning the people who attempted to kidnap the governor
of Michigan. Look, if Donald Trump in the Republican Party
want this kind of thing to stop, they need to
change their rhetoric.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
So Donald Trump needs to change his rhetoric first and foremost.
When you think about January sixth, they keep going back
to it. The one thing that has in common with
the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot was it was a set
up job. It was a setup job by the FBI.
Now I will acknowledge there was a very small portion
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of people at the Capitol on January sixth that got
a little out of control, but not one of those
people deserve the time they got in prison four years.
You have people in Los Angeles, since Karen Bass just
spoke in Los Angeles, who were out on the street
the next day, literally people throwing molotov cocktails. I remember
Black Lives Matter activists dragging all kinds of debris across
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train tracks to derail a commuter train. And guess what
out the next day, And they want to scream and
yell about January sixth, an unorganized tour of the Capitol.
They want to scream and yell about Gretchen Whitmer being
set up the people involved in that by their own government.
That's not a government I want to live under that
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is setting up its people just because they disagree with
them for their political values. But that's how the Democrats operate.
So again, what are we seeing here this streak of lies?
Because right now the Democrats are losing overwhelmingly the people
of America are supporting President Trump and his quest to
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turn America around. They support him overseas, they support him
here at home, and the Democrats are beside themselves. Even
the mainstream media has been exposed as anti American mouthpieces
for our enemies, whether it's domestic enemies or foreign enemies.
So again we are on to them, and they're desperate.
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I mean, I'll show you how desperate they are, even
Chuck Schumer. This goes back a little bit, but it's
worth playing for you because Chuck Schumer blames President Trump
now for playing crashes. Apparently, listen the FAA.
Speaker 15 (27:49):
The more Donald Trump in Doge indiscriminately hack away at
public agencies, the greater harm to Americans well being and
even their safety.
Speaker 6 (27:59):
The FAA is a good example.
Speaker 15 (28:01):
Just weeks after the deadliest plane crash in a long time,
and just as we see more incidents around the country,
President Trump has fired hundreds of FAA workers, including air
safety personnel.
Speaker 1 (28:18):
So again we're going to go back and review here
as Chuck Schumer's trying to lay the blame on President
Trump for an airplane crash. Now, first off, this problem
inside the FAA goes back long before President Trump's first presidency.
In fact, it goes back all the way to the
Ronald Reagan days. And we've been warning about FAA problems
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for decades. I know I have. When I was in
mainstream media and when I was in conservative media, I've
been telling you the FAA and its systems are not
up to par. Now, this is not President Trump's fault.
The other lie he told here is that somehow President
Trump fired all of these air traffic controllers. No, he didn't.
There was nobody involved in a safety function that was
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fired from the FAA. Nobody. Yet they want to tell
these lies so they can place the blame of anything
bad that happens at the feet of President Trump. Now,
I think they use all of these things, from the
Iran situation with Israel, the Ice roundups to try to
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distract us from what's really important, and that's putting America
back on track. Both of those issues I mentioned, by
the way, are important to put America back on track.
We can't be threatened by a nuclear weapon by a
roague regime like Iran, and we certainly shouldn't be threatened
on the streets of our own city by rogue gangs
like MS thirteen trend, de Arragua eighteen street gang, and others.
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But there's many more things we got to get under control.
We've got to get under control our spending. We've got
to get under control our judicial system that's out of control.
But the Democrats use anything they can to distract us
from those very important issues and trying to place the
blame totally and squarely on President Trump. I'm telling you,
folks right now, it ain't working all right. Coming up
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next on Stinchfield on this fourth of July show, What
if I told you there is a plan underway to
move the ATF, who oversees guns and gun regulations in America,
to the DEA. Now, I think you could make an
argument to do away with the ATF, But moving the
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ATF underneath the Drug Enforcement Agency, I think only ripens
the pot for over regulation and over zealous agents to
go after gun owners. We're going to talk about that
when we come back. Stick around and welcome back to everyone.
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There is a movement underway to move the ATF Alcohol, Tobacco,
with Firearms, which regulates most of gun ownership and gun
dealers in America, into the Drug Enforcement Agency the DEA.
I am skeptical of this. This is our Attorney General,
Pam BONDI thank.
Speaker 16 (31:21):
You for asking about the ATF DEA merger. I'm a
career prosecutor. I care about ATF. I went to ATF's
memorial service. They are going to be working together and
that's what this reorganization does, and they're all going to
be it's going to be a great marriage between those
two agencies. Our budget includes one point two billion dollars
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and two thousand, four hundred and forty four agents for ATF.
Speaker 1 (31:52):
All right, look, I'm all for streamlining, if that's what
you could do. But there's a lot of organizations that
I have real respect for that are sound in the
alarm on this, that this is going to be a
license to overregulate gun owners in America and take the
fight to lawful illegally legal gun owners in America. I
(32:13):
want to bring in now the Southwest Regional Director for
Gun Owners of America, Luis Valdez, is with us. Louise,
welcome to the program.
Speaker 5 (32:22):
Pleasure.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
Louise goa Gun Owners of America has been sounding the
alarm on this. Tell me what the big concern is.
Speaker 17 (32:31):
Well, the biggest concern is the merger of ATF and
DA will mean that the microscope that ATF is currently
under will be removed. ATF would have a larger budget,
a larger pool of man power, and they wouldn't be
held to the same regulation and strict scrutiny that they
are right now. Goa's goal is the abolishment of ATF,
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not the empowering and growth of ATF. And I say
this is a fifteen year veteran law enforcement officer. Merging
ATF and DA is bad. Look no further than how
the war on drugs has completely destroyed our civil liberties.
I don't want our Second Amendment rights to be treated
the same way.
Speaker 1 (33:13):
Yeah, ATF has gone through a transformation. I used to
be a licensed gun dealer in this country. When I
first started this goes back. I don't know ten twelve
years ago. ATF agents were very helpful. I ended up
giving up that license. I've heard now they are not
as helpful that after the Biden administration took over, that
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it's been infected again with wokeism and an anti gun attitude.
Will that fester even more inside the Drug Enforcement Agency?
Speaker 17 (33:45):
Well, that's the greatest risk is right now under the
Trump administration. Sure, ATF is starting to be a little
bit more friendly to the industry and gun owners as
a whole. But what happens in the next administration or
the next couple of ones in the future. What happens
if the next version of Biden or Obama takes over
and they direct ATF to violate our rights?
Speaker 5 (34:07):
That's the danger here.
Speaker 17 (34:08):
We don't want ATF's gun control to be empowered and
better funded. As an independent agency, it's far easier for
us to keep an eye on it, to reduce its budget,
to reduce its man powerfool, and to make sure that
as an agency they don't violate our civil rights.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
Yeah, let me play a clip from you. There are
Republicans in office that do agree with you. And Second
Amendment Foundation, a great organization, California Rightful and Pistol Association,
great organization that does not want this to happen. This
is Senator Moran, Republican. Take a listen, cut five.
Speaker 18 (34:46):
I've also heard serious concerns from Second Amendment advocates, and
I believe it has been fairly raised about the propriety
of associating firearms, a constitutionally protected right, with the truly
evil things such as fentanyl, methamphetamine, and Mexican cart.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
He raises an interesting point, Luis.
Speaker 5 (35:06):
He hit the nail straight on the head.
Speaker 17 (35:08):
Regulating and enforcing US gun laws is not the same
as securing our border and keeping cartel members from shipping
in drugs that could kill Americans. Look, we're talking about
an inalienable, god given civil right here, because that's what
the Second Amendment is. This is a civil right. ATF
shouldn't exist. Gun enforcements shouldn't exist. It's clearly unconstitutional. And again,
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merging it with DA means there's a greater man power pool,
greater funding, and less oversight on the enforcement of gun
on gun laws, which means it's an encroachment on the
Second Amendment.
Speaker 5 (35:44):
I completely agree with that, Lawmaker.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
Yeah, it sounded like the budget was almost going to
even go up as they're going into DEA. I thought
the original move was to do away with the ATF
have another organization cake in. There has to be some
regulatory aspect. I understand when you're regulating gun dealers in America,
I get that, but I did not think it was
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going to be just moving the entire agency into the
Drug Enforcement Agency and then letting DEA agents run the
whole thing, not what I'm into. Luis Valdez, I appreciate you.
I appreciate Gun Owners of America as well, a great organization.
Thank you for coming on tonight.
Speaker 5 (36:23):
Thank you.
Speaker 17 (36:23):
And if people want to follow me, they can follow
me on x at Real fl Gun Lobby.
Speaker 1 (36:29):
All right, sounds good. We will find you there, all right, folks.
Coming up next, look some interesting things. Bernie Sanders makes
a stunning admission about the food manufacturers in America. But
we're going to show you how he's blind on one
side of the thing, wide open eyes. On another issue,
(36:51):
we'll see how maybe the democrats little willful blindness.
Speaker 6 (36:54):
Coming up next.
Speaker 1 (37:07):
Welcome back everyone. I want to give you an example
of Democrat willful blindness. So they can see some issues
that are convenient for them, but they can't see others. Right,
So I'm going to give you an example of this.
Senator Bernie Sanders, the radical leftist, went on with Joe
Rogan and he said, you know what, the food companies,
the big food manufacturers know that the ingredients and most
(37:30):
of the food that they put out there, especially to
our kids, is dangerous to you. And he says, look,
at the big cigarette companies. They knew cigarettes were dangerous,
that they were running commercials and all kinds of things.
But he doesn't see that way about the COVID backs.
He doesn't see that way about the response to COVID,
But he does see that way about the big food manufacturers.
(37:52):
He's right on the big food manufacturers. He's wrong on COVID.
But this is Bernie Sanders talking to Joe Rogan about that.
Speaker 19 (38:00):
Of the tobacco industry executors coming before Congress and the photograph. Yes,
and the congressman sent them, and tell me, I maybe
get this a little bit wrong. Are you aware that
cigarettes kill people? No, Congressmen, we have no evidence to
that effect.
Speaker 5 (38:19):
Right.
Speaker 19 (38:20):
They were lying through their teeth, of course, And it's
exactly your analogy is exactly right. These food manufacturers know
exactly that they are causing obesity and god knows what
else in kids leading to diabetes. They know exactly what
they're doing, right.
Speaker 1 (38:38):
So it's convenient to talk about the food manufacturers. But
when you're taking lots of money from the big farmer companies,
like so many of his senators do, fellow senators do it,
it's not as convenient to say, Hey, the COVID shot
is dangerous. We know it. Now back to the cigarettes.
I want to give you an example of this. This
(38:58):
was a commercial going back to as he says, who
knows fifties sixties.
Speaker 20 (39:03):
You know, if you were to follow a busy doctor
as he makes his daily round of calls, you'd find
yourself having a mighty busy time keeping up with him.
Time out, for many men of medicine usually means just
long enough to enjoy a cigarette. And because they know
what a pleasure it is to smoke a mild, good
tasting cigarette, they're particular about the brand they choose.
Speaker 1 (39:26):
So a doctor smoking a cigarette. But wait a second,
it was the doctor who also told you to get
the COVID shot.
Speaker 20 (39:35):
In a repeated national survey, doctors in all branches of medicine,
doctors in all parts of the country were asked what
cigarette do you smoke?
Speaker 6 (39:44):
Doctor?
Speaker 20 (39:46):
Once again, the brand named most was camel.
Speaker 1 (39:49):
Yes.
Speaker 20 (39:49):
According to this repeated nationwide survey, more doctors smoke camels
than any other cigarette.
Speaker 1 (39:57):
Oh my lord, Now we no the cigarettes caused cancer? Right?
If you're smoking one, by the way, I'm a warner.
You're basically just drawing out your own suicide. Cigarettes will
absolutely kill you. Well, now we know, beyond a shadow
of a doubt, with the evidence out there that the
COVID shot is dangerous, it should be taken off the market.
(40:19):
How do I know this because I trust doctors like
doctor Peter McCulloch. He recently gave a speech down the
road for me. He was in Fort Worth. I'm in Dallas.
This was him. Excuse me. This was in California, not
in Fort Worth. You give another speech there. This was
in Temecula, California.
Speaker 21 (40:37):
Seventeen organizations, hundreds of lawmakers are calling for the COVID
vaccines to be removed from the market. Not safe for
human use. We've compiled it in this manuscript next sight.
Speaker 1 (40:49):
All right, wait a second. So if that's true, then why,
like the cigarette commercials, are we getting this? Get this
seasons COVID nineteen and when you get your flu shot?
Two things at one?
Speaker 6 (41:03):
Two things? And what.
Speaker 5 (41:06):
Two things at one?
Speaker 13 (41:08):
I'll have the two things at once.
Speaker 5 (41:11):
Now back to two things at once.
Speaker 1 (41:15):
Two things at once.
Speaker 9 (41:16):
That's not two things at once?
Speaker 1 (41:19):
Thanks, but no thanks, you want two things at once?
How about myer charditis? And who knows what else comes
of it. All kinds of problems.
Speaker 21 (41:29):
Doctor McCullough are some of the organizations the vaccines are
not safe for human use. Ron Johnson in the Senate
is right, he's made this call. Marjorie Taylor Green in
the House is right. She has made the call. I
made the call early, very early, on record in the
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Texas Senate in March of twenty twenty one. Not safe.
When we say something's not safe, that means it's gone
going to pontificate about it. It's not going to be
a political argument. It's not going to be gone.
Speaker 1 (42:06):
Well, that's exactly what happened. It turned into a political
football in medicine. When we say something is not safe,
it should be gone. That has been the way it
has been in medicine for a long time. Now, all
of a sudden, COVID not the case at all. We're
still seeing commercials like this. When it comes to your health.
Speaker 22 (42:29):
You do you you ping and pong that body, when
you plunge that body, you green that body, You brain
power that body.
Speaker 1 (42:41):
No, this is all about getting a COVID shot.
Speaker 22 (42:45):
Despite MAAS or its ingredients. Rare cases of inflammation of
the heart, muscle and outerlining have been reported.
Speaker 1 (42:51):
The most common side.
Speaker 22 (42:51):
Effects are injection site paint, redness and swelling, tiredness, headache,
muscle paint, chills, joint pain, and fever. Make vaccination against
COVID nineteen a part of your hell for team Spike facts,
that body with Spike facts.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
No Spike facts, And they literally tell you a side
effect is enlargement of the heart. They tell you that
in the commercial and yet it's still on the market.
What are our lawmakers doing? I quite frankly have no idea.
Now RFK Junior needs to say some accountability in this.
(43:28):
I'm not sure what they're doing. I'm a little bit
upset with RFK Junior. I think he needs to go further.
He's doing some good. You know, he upended the vax
Council and put all new people on it. But Pam Bondi,
our Attorney General, ought to be involved in this, investigating
where we went wrong on all of this. And then
I'm going to play this for you because RFK Junior
(43:50):
said this, and I was like, excuse me, diet about
their physical activity, about the way that they live their lives.
Speaker 5 (43:59):
We think that we are.
Speaker 18 (44:01):
A key to the mahagenda and making America healthy again,
and we are going to My vision is that every
American is wearing a wearable.
Speaker 1 (44:10):
Within four years, every American is wearing a wearable. The
watch attracts everything about you, all your bodily find look.
I think it probably has some benefits wearables. As long
as Apple isn't selling the data to the government. All
of this stuff goes online. Do you want the government
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having all of it? I mean, in some respex, what
in the world's government gonna do with my heart rate?
But I really don't want them having my private information.
I'm not sure I'm down with every American having a
wearable that the government big brother can hit a button zap.
You didn't do what I wanted you to do.
Speaker 6 (44:49):
Thanks, but no thanks.
Speaker 1 (44:52):
All right? Coming up next, we have crazy liberals taking
their frustrations out in ways. Well you can't imagine.
Speaker 6 (45:01):
That's next.
Speaker 1 (45:02):
As Stinchfield continues, welcome back everyone. This is the part
of the show where we love to profile deranged lunatic liberals.
(45:23):
Check this out mentally him when he confronts Maga a
cardboard box. Let me tell you something, Maga is a
lot stronger than that. Try hitting a brick wall with
(45:45):
your fist. That's what it's going to be like running
into Maga. But it gets worse than that. We have.
I don't know if these tour brother or sister or
what they are, but they're asking aaran for a favorite.
They don't like red states in this country. I'm telling
you liberals hate America. Dear ieron.
Speaker 21 (46:06):
This is my official application of states that you should
wipe out because we did not vote for that orange
cheetoh man over here in Los Angeles, Alabama.
Speaker 2 (46:15):
Out of here, Florida, out of here, Arkansas boom, Oklahoma,
get them Gamo.
Speaker 1 (46:24):
She's starting to blow up all of these states. That's
what she wants around to do.
Speaker 5 (46:29):
Now.
Speaker 1 (46:30):
I made a joke once about North Korea when they
were trying to blow up Guam. I said, someone ought
to tell North Korea Sacramento changed its name to Guam.
Sacramento was trying a bunch of pass a bunch of
gun laws. It was a joke. The mainstream media went nuts.
It was a national story. Literally when I worked at
the National Rifle Association. So here these ones go down.
(46:51):
I gave you one city, they give you the entire
every member of the United States that happens to be
red a red state, Kansas.
Speaker 5 (47:04):
Gone, Kentucky, no Arkansas.
Speaker 1 (47:07):
Read the Tennessee Fire. All right, they think they're funny.
I know they don't mean it, do they.
Speaker 6 (47:17):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (47:18):
The left gets pretty darn violent, but I just figured
i'd give you a little insight into how they think
that's going to do it for us. Tonight, folks, Happy
fourth of July to you all. Is a very important
birthday for the greatest nation on the face of the planet.
This should be a celebration like no other. And I
(47:39):
hope you are out there celebrating fireworks everything. Enjoy it,
all right. God bless you, God bless America, God bless
President Trump, God bless everyone who puts a flag on
their shoulder to keep us safe. And God blessed Inchfield's Army.
Stinfield's Army rolls. Happy Fourth of July, everybody, you see it.
Well, good evening everyone, Welcome to Stinsfield. Happy fourth of
July to you. What a celebration today should be. And
I hope you are celebrating the greatness that is America
on this very very special birthday of this very very
special country. So I hope you are enjoying that as well.
You should be. Look, I don't want to bring the
(00:41):
party down, but I do have some bad news. Joe
Biden's open border policies put us in a really bad spot.
So when you consider what's going on across the Middle East,
when you consider what's happening between Iran and Israel and
all the tensions that surround that conflict, are we secure.
(01:01):
We know that there were I would say quite possibly
thousands of terrorists it's stuck into the country. When you
look at the number that were actually caught that were
on the terror watch list, then you think of the
millions of god aways, and you come to the assessment
that most terrorists are not on the terror watch list,
(01:23):
just as most child molesters are not on the child
molester lists that you have for your neighborhood. The reality
is they are here. Tom Holman spelled that out. Listen
carefully can.
Speaker 2 (01:36):
You assess that issue, particularly how many Iranians are in
the country that are in sleeper cells trying to do
bad to America right now?
Speaker 3 (01:48):
Well, look, you and I talked about this many times.
I said the last four years, my biggest concern was
this open border was the biggest national security vulnerability this
country's ever seen. So I put numbers this morning just
from a CBP un Joe Biden, there was one two
hundred and seventy two nationalism Iran released in the country.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
That's a lot of Iranian nationals released into the country. Now.
Many Iranians are trying to escape a dictatorship. I get that,
but many certainly could have been radicalized. Certainly there is
a portion of of Iran that embraces this radical Islam
that wants all of us quite frankly, marched out to
the beach, put on our knees and our heads lopped off.
(02:31):
So yes, it most certainly is frightening. Let's go through
some of the lists that ICE has done its best
to capture from Iran. Up first, this is an Iranian sniper,
we are told, arrested by ICE in Alabama. His name
reb Var Karmi. ICE has been very busy. Here's another
(02:55):
picture of an Iranian arrested carrying next picture, please, carrying
a loaded nine millimeters pistol in Texas. His name Bizad
Seraphin Maharhi Najad. Quite frankly, who cares what his name is.
He's a dangerous guy off the street. Say ice, it
is good that they are after these people. Here's a
(03:17):
pair of Iranians arrested in Colorado Springs. One ordered for
removal since nineteen eighty seven, the other encountered border patrol
in June of twenty twenty three near the Rio Grande
Valley in Texas, and the older one Mohammed Shafi. The
younger one is Murdad Mahedipour. Either way captured. Now let's
(03:42):
go back to just how bad this really was twenty
twenty three. May I remind you of this site in Jacoomba, California,
where hundreds of Iranians were storming in. Hundreds of illegals
from all over the world storming into this country. Now,
(04:03):
our teams had covered this at great length. This is
Ben Berkwam interviewing a man from Turkey. Okay, listen, you.
Speaker 4 (04:12):
Look European, your Turkish, your Turkish?
Speaker 1 (04:15):
Yes?
Speaker 4 (04:17):
Okay, So your family was from there?
Speaker 5 (04:19):
Are you Istanbul? Okay?
Speaker 4 (04:21):
Are you a Muslim?
Speaker 1 (04:23):
I'm agnostic.
Speaker 6 (04:24):
I'm agnostic. That's why I came here to.
Speaker 4 (04:29):
Get away from the religious suppression. Is Islam an oppressive religion?
Is it bad?
Speaker 6 (04:40):
So?
Speaker 1 (04:40):
Istanbul? To where did you fly? Mexico?
Speaker 4 (04:44):
Straight to Mexico, to Mexico City or Tijuana.
Speaker 5 (04:47):
Mexico City and to Juanna.
Speaker 6 (04:49):
Wow? So boom boom easy.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
All right, Mexico City, Tijuana. They came in here. They
were coming in here as easy as could possibly. Well,
the border is pretty secure now, that's for sure. I
want to bring in with me now, Rav Border Correspondent
Ben Berkwam as dressed as only I would expect him
to be dressed. On July fourth, Ben, my friend, Welcome
(05:15):
to the program.
Speaker 4 (05:17):
Hey man, Grant, it's a party. We're talking about some
serious subjects, but it's a party. God bless America. Thank
God for the warriors that came before us, that flew
this flag proudly. Thank God that this flag still flies.
And I'm honored to be with you today. But even
even still talking about some serious, serious things, you know,
real quick, Grant, that same day, at that same location,
(05:40):
I got an Iranian that came across who said he
had traveled with a terrorist who admitted to being a terrorist.
So this is the It's absolutely unbelievable to me that
we're in this position that we have people not only
not celebrating our flag on fourth of July, but burning
the American flag on fourth of July, attacking President Trump,
(06:02):
attacking Ice, attacking Tom Holman for actually doing what our
government is supposed to do, and that's secure our borders,
defend our constitution, and defend the citizens of this nation.
It's it's unbelievable.
Speaker 6 (06:14):
Grant.
Speaker 1 (06:16):
The media doesn't know what to do because they see
the success that President Trump is having, They see the
border close, they know most of America, the large majority
of America, wanted a secure border, and yet they get
so confused. This is MSNBC recently, okay, talking about the
Ice arrest, and they're trying to go after Ice for
(06:37):
a very bizarre thing.
Speaker 6 (06:38):
Here.
Speaker 1 (06:38):
Take a listen to this.
Speaker 7 (06:41):
Despite President Trump repeatedly vowing to focus on deporting undocumented
immigrants convicted of violent crimes, new data exclusively obtained by
NBC News suggests that the administration is falling short of
that goal. Internal data from ICE suggests that the Trump
administration is obtained only six percent of the undocumented immigrants
snow to ICE to have been convicted of homicide, and
(07:02):
only eleven percent of those who've been convicted of sexual assault.
Speaker 1 (07:07):
So I have to actually laugh, because whatever the numbers are,
I probably don't even believe their numbers. They don't want
us going after ICE. But then they're trying to say
the negative part is we haven't arrested enough of the
murderers and sex offenders. They don't know what to do beat.
Speaker 4 (07:26):
Yeah, that's the point, MSNBC. We haven't arrested nearly enough
of them. Six percent and eleven percent of some of
the worst people on the planet that are living in
our country, that have no right to be in our country,
that are victimizing our communities. And these scumbag liberals are
out there marching in our streets again, flying their foreign flags,
(07:47):
burning our flag, spitting on our country's face. And we're
supposed to sit back and take it. And while MSNBC
and CNN and New York Times and all of these worthless,
pathetic media outlets are treading water for these cartel scumbags
and terrorists. That's what's happening in our country. Yeah, so MSNBC, Yeah,
we haven't caught enough of the bad guys.
Speaker 1 (08:07):
Because of you.
Speaker 4 (08:08):
You did this, you helped do this. It's absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 1 (08:13):
All right. Now, here's some good news is they are
out there trying to catch the bad guys, and they're
catching lots of them. We went through that list of
Iranians who could have posed a big problem to America.
You went out with law enforcement. This is exclusive footage
to RAB. Let me play that clip cut twenty one
for the guys behind the glass. Let me play that
clip and then get you to comment on what we
(08:34):
were seeing here.
Speaker 8 (08:35):
This is the coyote for the group of They confirmed
he's a coyote does We found his phone and on
his phone he has it open and has a freaking
nap from the river to this area here, which.
Speaker 7 (08:48):
He was planning to cross the expressway and get a
little further north and probably get picked up.
Speaker 5 (08:53):
But of course he didn't make it.
Speaker 9 (08:55):
So now I'm thinking that his group is in there
and they may be in the same condition war.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
So I got the helicopter looking for them, just so
they don't die. Man. Then explain to me what we
were just watching there.
Speaker 4 (09:10):
Yeah, that was this morning exclusive to Real America's Voice News.
That was Lieutenant Cassis of La Joya, Texas Police Department.
That's actually where we started. Law and Border started with Lajoya,
Texas PD and Penal County Sheriffs and those were the
guys we were riding with that got completely overwhelmed and
overrun under Joe Biden's open border policies. Now the border
(09:30):
is secure, but is what we're seeing is the cartels
are still operational. That was a cartel coyote appeared to
be potentially a sacario as well, based on the tattoos
he had. He was dying. They found him dying this morning.
It appeared to be of heat exhaustion. He had run
a group across last night, several miles across the border
and I apparently had gotten lost, run out of dehydrated,
(09:53):
and so they found him in that condition. But there
was another large group that they're chasing as well. So
as the mainstream meeting again continues to tread water for
the cartels, the cartels are still operational. We still have
some of the worst people. And what Lieutenant costUS went
on to say, was everyone who's coming across now, it's
none of the people that are turning themselves in, none
of the women and children, none of the families. It's
(10:13):
all the really bad guys that are willing to pay
the extra dollar to get into our country. That's who
we're up against. And that's why it's so critical that
ICE and Border Patrol and getting back to why ICE
hasn't been able to catch some of those guys, it's
mainly sanctuary communities, sanctuary jurisdictions where they may have these
guys in custody, they may be in jail, but they
won't let ICE in there to go get them. That
(10:34):
is why it is so critical that we take the
gloves off, we take the chains off, the restraints off
of ICE and Border Patrol and allow them to do
their job and get these guys and get them the
hell out of our country.
Speaker 1 (10:48):
All right. I have said that we actually need to
wage war on the cartels, and if that means going
into Mexico to wage war on these cartels, that's what
we need to do. How do we make that happen?
And is that a legitimate assessment on my behalf.
Speaker 6 (11:03):
Then.
Speaker 4 (11:05):
Yeah, no doubt about it. It would require well two options.
So the fact that we've labeled many of these cartel's
terrorist organizations allows us to do that. That changes the
rules of engagement. That allows our military to do certain
things that it couldn't do otherwise, even without Mexico's consent.
Now it will be a lot easier if we have
Mexico's consent when we're doing those operations, and right now,
(11:28):
from my understanding, we're in joint operations with the Mexican
government on much of that. The biggest problem, though, is
the cartels still have control of the Mexican government, and
it goes all the way up to the top. There's
still rumors, this is speculation, but that the President of
Mexico is still tied to the El Mayo faction of
the Cineloa cartel. That's why we see so much attacks
(11:50):
on the Chipitos, the other warring half of the Cineloa cartel,
the al Chapo's Sun side of that. And so that's
the biggest problem is the cartels still have a strong
grip on the Mexican government, and depending on what state
you're in and what city you're in, different cartels still
control different parts of the country and so part of
that will be working with the Mexican government, but part
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of that will be us using our sovereignty and Americans
protecting America first and putting our interests first and actually
going in there. If these guys are doing America harm
and we're treating them like terrists, we need to treat
them like terrists and take them out. And so some
of that is being worked through as we speak.
Speaker 1 (12:32):
It's not going to end the destruction that we see
on behalf of the cartels from the fentanyl and sex
trafficking and all the other crimes they commit until we
take that battle to them. And I believe you're right
right on into Mexico. Ben Birkwam, it has been great
work that you do every day and every night, and
I'm honored you come on on a July fourth, Happy
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Birthday to America and thank you, buddy. It's always good
and amen.
Speaker 4 (12:57):
Hey, hey, the only thing I was missing tonight was
my ar. Yeah, that was all I was missing. But
God bless you, God bless America.
Speaker 1 (13:03):
A next time, man, next time, we'll get them out there.
We'll see how shooting is. All right. I want to
show you this though, folks, This is an announcement where
US marshals talking about rescuing sixty kids. But I want
you to listen to closely to what he has to say.
Cut six for the guys behind the glass.
Speaker 10 (13:23):
Pressed arrest because experience tells us if the offenders are
not apprehended, they will reconnect with these children. They are,
in my opinion, leeches. Behind me, you will see the
pictures of eight persons who are arrested and charged with
crimes ranging from human trafficking, child endangerment, drug possession, and trafficking.
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When arrested, they were given bonds ranging from no bond
to two hundred and fifty million dollar bond. That was
never I've never heard of that for.
Speaker 1 (14:02):
So the reality is many of them got away reconnected
with the kids. We still have tens of thousands of
children that are literally missing. So I give the ice
folks the Department of Justice a C on finding the children.
I give them an A on going and hunting down
criminals and securing the border one hundred percent. But these
missing kids they get a C. Even though they found
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sixty of them, there are literally tens of thousands of
them that have disappeared, and God knows what is happening
to those kids. Now, this is the acting ICE director
todd Lyons focusing on arresting illegals. Listen to this cut eleven.
Speaker 11 (14:43):
You know, we do have a list of several high
profile countries that are considered high risk that we are
focused on. That we want to go ahead and make
sure we find those individuals that came here in the
United States without any type of vetting or without any
proper vetting, or who's snuck in. We want to make
sure that we're protecting Americans here in American soil, and
that's one of the key ICE is doing. So we've
any these incidents before anything bad does happen.
Speaker 1 (15:04):
All right, I'm going to tell you when it comes
to radical jihadis the place where they come in, Yes,
is the southern border, but also the northern border. For
many years, they've been exploiting the northern border. I've been
talking about this since the days following nine eleven. Well,
that is where we find border correspondent who is near
the Canadian border. Our buddy, Anthony Aguero, is there, Anthony,
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Happy fourth of julye you thank you for coming on tonight.
You're alone the Canadian border. How should I say, how
secure or how porous is it? Why don't you lay
it out for.
Speaker 9 (15:38):
Me, Grant, thank you for having me in happy fourth
of July to all of our Real America's Voice News family.
We're out here on the Canadian border. We're here in
New Hampshire, right along the northern Canadian border, and unfortunately, Grant,
it is wide open. I've been out here for several hours.
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We've not seen one border patrol agent, no police. And
as we're driving through some of this rural area, you
can tell the farmers that are currently living out here,
they are still on edge. They are on high alert.
They come out very very aggressive because they don't know
who's encroaching or coming out to their property. As we've
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been tracking this particular area of the border, we're realizing,
we're quickly realizing that there is still areas where people
are coming through into the United States. There are women
also being smuggled into the United States. We know that
because we have been finding women feminine hygiene products all
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along the south all along the northern US border, and
also we've been able to see multiple breach points where
the brushes are completely laid off or laid down onto
one side all of the brushes kind of just squashed
facing the United States. Therefore, it's people stepping walking up
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into the United States. It is a very unfortunate situation.
And the fact that there is no border patrol agents
out here to even come and question us leads me
to believe that this is a very unfortunate situation.
Speaker 1 (17:22):
So, Anthony, you've seen no border patrol agents. Have you
seen any foreign nationals with your own eyes coming across.
Speaker 9 (17:31):
So what we've been able to gather from some of
the neighbors out here, one of the farmers that live
out here not too long ago, just a few weeks ago,
a vehicle full of men from Turkey and Pakistan drove
right into their property, not knowing whether there were driving
to trying to break into this family's house. And so
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that is why we got the response that we did
from the farmers that are out here. They're very forentic,
they're very nervous, and these individuals literally broke down through
one of their fans. And I myself, I'm not seeing
them yet. This is my first day out here, but
I'm gonna be out here for probably about a week,
trying to see, uh, trying to find what we find
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down on the southern border up here.
Speaker 1 (18:15):
But it's just it's it's it's.
Speaker 9 (18:17):
Really disheartening to see American citizens so frightened and in
the in the manner that they are out here right now.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Grant Well, it absolutely is. I appreciate the work you're
doing and it's exposing this. Nobody's talking about the northern
border right now. Anthony Aguero, tell people real quickly where
they can find you.
Speaker 9 (18:35):
You can find me on the real you can find
me at Anthony Aguerto Live on X and you can
also follow my work. I'm currently working with a nonprofit,
the American Border Project, and we're countering as well all
of the mainstream media narratives.
Speaker 1 (18:50):
Sir, all right, sounds good. Anthony Aguero, thank you as always.
I appreciate you coming on tonight, and folks, one of
the reason why I'm so disheartened by that is in
the days following nine to eleven, I was working for
the NBC owned and Operated Stations Group, and I went
to the northern Canadian border literally a few months after
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nine to eleven, and it was as wide open as
Anthony Aguero just showed us. The border patrol, no nothing,
and we know that the nine to eleven hijackers, some
of them came through the northern border. And to think now,
nearly what twenty five years later, it is still as
open as it ever has been frustrating to say the least.
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All Right, folks, despite President Trump's long list of successes,
the Dems find a way to pretty much blame him
for everything.
Speaker 6 (19:44):
That's next, welcome back one.
Speaker 1 (19:58):
So what is it about the Democrats that they have
to play the blame game on everything? There is no
responsibility for their own policy failures, which has led to
what the total destruction of support for the Democrat Party.
So what do they resort to? Again? The blame game,
over and over again. This is all they have. They
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can't win on policy, they can't win on the truth.
So what do they do? They make up lies and
then of course blame President Trump for everything, and I
mean everything. We are finally getting to a point where
we are making America great again and the Democrats come
out with lies. I want to go through, spend some
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time going through some of the blame game that they're
playing and the lies that they are spewing. So you
can counter this at the office with your friends wherever
it may be first up on the hit parade, Elizabeth
Warren offering blame and lies about President Trump. Look, pl has.
Speaker 12 (20:58):
Been painted into a box by Donald Trump, because we
watch on the one hand that inflation seems somewhat moderated,
and we need to get those breaks down so if
people can afford to buy homes, and the cost of
groceries we're watching go up. But we've got the problem
with the softening labor environment, all because Donald Trump is
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creating chaos around the around the terriffs, but.
Speaker 1 (21:26):
None of that has materialized. There is no chaos around
the terriffs. She talks about grocery prices. The Democrats love
to use the price of eggs. Since President Trump has
taken office, the price of eggs have dropped nearly into
the basement. She talks about wages. Well, wages last I checked,
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based off of last month's data, are up point four percent.
That's not a huge number, but wages on the rise.
She briefly acknowledges that we're getting inflation under control. It's
just under control. Inflation is coming down at a record rate.
So all of the problems surrounding the economy that Joe
Biden has created in just six months, President Trump has
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managed to turn it all around. And you look at
the stock market once again soaring. Remember the horrible day
when he announced the tariffs and a stock market crash
and everybody said, oh my gosh, my four h one
k looking at looking at you are now higher than
you were before. And so all of this is good
for President Trump, bad most certainly for Democrats. But Elizabeth
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Warren isn't alone in her blame game. Just look at
people like Karen Bass, and again, what do they have
in common? Failed leadership? You look at Karen Bass, the
mayor of Los Angeles, a failed city in a failed state.
That's certainly in a failed county of La County. And
so when there's crime and lawlessness running rampant in the streets,
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don't blame the weak on crime policies of Democrats. Don't
blame the pro criminal policies of Democrats. Blame, of course,
President Trump.
Speaker 13 (23:09):
We're seeing in La is chaos caused by the administration.
People should exercise their right to protest.
Speaker 5 (23:17):
That's their First Amendment right.
Speaker 1 (23:19):
Caused by the administration. What are you talking about, all right?
Just because the administration is rounding up illegal aliens, First
and foremost the worst and baddest of the bunch, something
La County law enforcement refused to do for a long time.
That doesn't force people to go rob, loot and steal,
light police cars on fire, throw molotov cocktails, but.
Speaker 13 (23:43):
People should also exercise that right peacefully. We do not
want to play into the administration's hands. We're working with officials,
we're organizing resources. But what we're seeing in Los Angeles
is chaos that is provoked by the administration.
Speaker 1 (24:00):
Provoked by the administration. You don't think that when the
first protester throws a rock and they're not arrested, that
a second protester is going to throw a rock, and
when they're not arrested, then they're going to up the
anne and they're going to throw a brick, not a rock,
and they're not arrested. And the next thing you know,
you got molotov cocktails being thrown and nobody's arrested. This
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is not on the Trump administration. This is literally about
holding no one accountable in Los Angeles and letting criminals, looters,
and zealots roam free on those streets to do whatever
they want cause chaos. As the least of the problems
rob looting, destroying, and even killing is the worst of
their problems. If they would enforce the law right from
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the very start, criminals wouldn't feel so gleefully about causing
such chaos in La County. Don't blame President Trump for
all of that. So we not only have just Karen Bess,
how about Representative Smith Congressman Democrat.
Speaker 14 (25:08):
Of course, the President Trump is the biggest problem here.
I mean he has used hateful to creating rhetoric from
the day he decided to run for president and then
pardoning all of the January sixth attackers at the US Capital,
people who thought that violence was a legitimate way to
overturn an election, and Donald Trump gave him a big
(25:28):
stamp of approval. You also have heard Trump muttering about
possibly pardoning the people who attempted to kidnap the governor
of Michigan. Look, if Donald Trump in the Republican Party
want this kind of thing to stop, they need to
change their rhetoric.
Speaker 1 (25:44):
So Donald Trump needs to change his rhetoric first and foremost.
When you think about January sixth, they keep going back
to it. The one thing that has in common with
the Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot was it was a set
up job. It was a setup job by the FBI.
Now I will acknowledge there was a very small portion
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of people at the Capitol on January sixth that got
a little out of control, but not one of those
people deserve the time they got in prison four years.
You have people in Los Angeles, since Karen Bass just
spoke in Los Angeles, who were out on the street
the next day, literally people throwing molotov cocktails. I remember
Black Lives Matter activists dragging all kinds of debris across
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train tracks to derail a commuter train. And guess what
out the next day, And they want to scream and
yell about January sixth, an unorganized tour of the Capitol.
They want to scream and yell about Gretchen Whitmer being
set up the people involved in that by their own government.
That's not a government I want to live under that
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is setting up its people just because they disagree with
them for their political values. But that's how the Democrats operate.
So again, what are we seeing here this streak of lies?
Because right now the Democrats are losing overwhelmingly the people
of America are supporting President Trump and his quest to
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turn America around. They support him overseas, they support him
here at home, and the Democrats are beside themselves. Even
the mainstream media has been exposed as anti American mouthpieces
for our enemies, whether it's domestic enemies or foreign enemies.
So again we are on to them, and they're desperate.
(27:36):
I mean, I'll show you how desperate they are, even
Chuck Schumer. This goes back a little bit, but it's
worth playing for you because Chuck Schumer blames President Trump
now for playing crashes. Apparently, listen the FAA.
Speaker 15 (27:49):
The more Donald Trump in Doge indiscriminately hack away at
public agencies, the greater harm to Americans well being and
even their safety.
Speaker 6 (27:59):
The FAA is a good example.
Speaker 15 (28:01):
Just weeks after the deadliest plane crash in a long time,
and just as we see more incidents around the country,
President Trump has fired hundreds of FAA workers, including air
safety personnel.
Speaker 1 (28:18):
So again we're going to go back and review here
as Chuck Schumer's trying to lay the blame on President
Trump for an airplane crash. Now, first off, this problem
inside the FAA goes back long before President Trump's first presidency.
In fact, it goes back all the way to the
Ronald Reagan days. And we've been warning about FAA problems
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for decades. I know I have. When I was in
mainstream media and when I was in conservative media, I've
been telling you the FAA and its systems are not
up to par. Now, this is not President Trump's fault.
The other lie he told here is that somehow President
Trump fired all of these air traffic controllers. No, he didn't.
There was nobody involved in a safety function that was
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fired from the FAA. Nobody. Yet they want to tell
these lies so they can place the blame of anything
bad that happens at the feet of President Trump. Now,
I think they use all of these things, from the
Iran situation with Israel, the Ice roundups to try to
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distract us from what's really important, and that's putting America
back on track. Both of those issues I mentioned, by
the way, are important to put America back on track.
We can't be threatened by a nuclear weapon by a
roague regime like Iran, and we certainly shouldn't be threatened
on the streets of our own city by rogue gangs
like MS thirteen trend, de Arragua eighteen street gang, and others.
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But there's many more things we got to get under control.
We've got to get under control our spending. We've got
to get under control our judicial system that's out of control.
But the Democrats use anything they can to distract us
from those very important issues and trying to place the
blame totally and squarely on President Trump. I'm telling you,
folks right now, it ain't working all right. Coming up
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next on Stinchfield on this fourth of July show, What
if I told you there is a plan underway to
move the ATF, who oversees guns and gun regulations in America,
to the DEA. Now, I think you could make an
argument to do away with the ATF, But moving the
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ATF underneath the Drug Enforcement Agency, I think only ripens
the pot for over regulation and over zealous agents to
go after gun owners. We're going to talk about that
when we come back. Stick around and welcome back to everyone.
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There is a movement underway to move the ATF Alcohol, Tobacco,
with Firearms, which regulates most of gun ownership and gun
dealers in America, into the Drug Enforcement Agency the DEA.
I am skeptical of this. This is our Attorney General,
Pam BONDI thank.
Speaker 16 (31:21):
You for asking about the ATF DEA merger. I'm a
career prosecutor. I care about ATF. I went to ATF's
memorial service. They are going to be working together and
that's what this reorganization does, and they're all going to
be it's going to be a great marriage between those
two agencies. Our budget includes one point two billion dollars
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and two thousand, four hundred and forty four agents for ATF.
Speaker 1 (31:52):
All right, look, I'm all for streamlining, if that's what
you could do. But there's a lot of organizations that
I have real respect for that are sound in the
alarm on this, that this is going to be a
license to overregulate gun owners in America and take the
fight to lawful illegally legal gun owners in America. I
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want to bring in now the Southwest Regional Director for
Gun Owners of America, Luis Valdez, is with us. Louise,
welcome to the program.
Speaker 5 (32:22):
Pleasure.
Speaker 1 (32:24):
Louise goa Gun Owners of America has been sounding the
alarm on this. Tell me what the big concern is.
Speaker 17 (32:31):
Well, the biggest concern is the merger of ATF and
DA will mean that the microscope that ATF is currently
under will be removed. ATF would have a larger budget,
a larger pool of man power, and they wouldn't be
held to the same regulation and strict scrutiny that they
are right now. Goa's goal is the abolishment of ATF,
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not the empowering and growth of ATF. And I say
this is a fifteen year veteran law enforcement officer. Merging
ATF and DA is bad. Look no further than how
the war on drugs has completely destroyed our civil liberties.
I don't want our Second Amendment rights to be treated
the same way.
Speaker 1 (33:13):
Yeah, ATF has gone through a transformation. I used to
be a licensed gun dealer in this country. When I
first started this goes back. I don't know ten twelve
years ago. ATF agents were very helpful. I ended up
giving up that license. I've heard now they are not
as helpful that after the Biden administration took over, that
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it's been infected again with wokeism and an anti gun attitude.
Will that fester even more inside the Drug Enforcement Agency?
Speaker 17 (33:45):
Well, that's the greatest risk is right now under the
Trump administration. Sure, ATF is starting to be a little
bit more friendly to the industry and gun owners as
a whole. But what happens in the next administration or
the next couple of ones in the future. What happens
if the next version of Biden or Obama takes over
and they direct ATF to violate our rights?
Speaker 5 (34:07):
That's the danger here.
Speaker 17 (34:08):
We don't want ATF's gun control to be empowered and
better funded. As an independent agency, it's far easier for
us to keep an eye on it, to reduce its budget,
to reduce its man powerfool, and to make sure that
as an agency they don't violate our civil rights.
Speaker 1 (34:26):
Yeah, let me play a clip from you. There are
Republicans in office that do agree with you. And Second
Amendment Foundation, a great organization, California Rightful and Pistol Association,
great organization that does not want this to happen. This
is Senator Moran, Republican. Take a listen, cut five.
Speaker 18 (34:46):
I've also heard serious concerns from Second Amendment advocates, and
I believe it has been fairly raised about the propriety
of associating firearms, a constitutionally protected right, with the truly
evil things such as fentanyl, methamphetamine, and Mexican cart.
Speaker 1 (35:02):
He raises an interesting point, Luis.
Speaker 5 (35:06):
He hit the nail straight on the head.
Speaker 17 (35:08):
Regulating and enforcing US gun laws is not the same
as securing our border and keeping cartel members from shipping
in drugs that could kill Americans. Look, we're talking about
an inalienable, god given civil right here, because that's what
the Second Amendment is. This is a civil right. ATF
shouldn't exist. Gun enforcements shouldn't exist. It's clearly unconstitutional. And again,
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merging it with DA means there's a greater man power pool,
greater funding, and less oversight on the enforcement of gun
on gun laws, which means it's an encroachment on the
Second Amendment.
Speaker 5 (35:44):
I completely agree with that, Lawmaker.
Speaker 1 (35:46):
Yeah, it sounded like the budget was almost going to
even go up as they're going into DEA. I thought
the original move was to do away with the ATF
have another organization cake in. There has to be some
regulatory aspect. I understand when you're regulating gun dealers in America,
I get that, but I did not think it was
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going to be just moving the entire agency into the
Drug Enforcement Agency and then letting DEA agents run the
whole thing, not what I'm into. Luis Valdez, I appreciate you.
I appreciate Gun Owners of America as well, a great organization.
Thank you for coming on tonight.
Speaker 5 (36:23):
Thank you.
Speaker 17 (36:23):
And if people want to follow me, they can follow
me on x at Real fl Gun Lobby.
Speaker 1 (36:29):
All right, sounds good. We will find you there, all right, folks.
Coming up next, look some interesting things. Bernie Sanders makes
a stunning admission about the food manufacturers in America. But
we're going to show you how he's blind on one
side of the thing, wide open eyes. On another issue,
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we'll see how maybe the democrats little willful blindness.
Speaker 6 (36:54):
Coming up next.
Speaker 1 (37:07):
Welcome back everyone. I want to give you an example
of Democrat willful blindness. So they can see some issues
that are convenient for them, but they can't see others. Right,
So I'm going to give you an example of this.
Senator Bernie Sanders, the radical leftist, went on with Joe
Rogan and he said, you know what, the food companies,
the big food manufacturers know that the ingredients and most
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of the food that they put out there, especially to
our kids, is dangerous to you. And he says, look,
at the big cigarette companies. They knew cigarettes were dangerous,
that they were running commercials and all kinds of things.
But he doesn't see that way about the COVID backs.
He doesn't see that way about the response to COVID,
But he does see that way about the big food manufacturers.
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He's right on the big food manufacturers. He's wrong on COVID.
But this is Bernie Sanders talking to Joe Rogan about that.
Speaker 19 (38:00):
Of the tobacco industry executors coming before Congress and the photograph. Yes,
and the congressman sent them, and tell me, I maybe
get this a little bit wrong. Are you aware that
cigarettes kill people? No, Congressmen, we have no evidence to
that effect.
Speaker 5 (38:19):
Right.
Speaker 19 (38:20):
They were lying through their teeth, of course, And it's
exactly your analogy is exactly right. These food manufacturers know
exactly that they are causing obesity and god knows what
else in kids leading to diabetes. They know exactly what
they're doing, right.
Speaker 1 (38:38):
So it's convenient to talk about the food manufacturers. But
when you're taking lots of money from the big farmer companies,
like so many of his senators do, fellow senators do it,
it's not as convenient to say, Hey, the COVID shot
is dangerous. We know it. Now back to the cigarettes.
I want to give you an example of this. This
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was a commercial going back to as he says, who
knows fifties sixties.
Speaker 20 (39:03):
You know, if you were to follow a busy doctor
as he makes his daily round of calls, you'd find
yourself having a mighty busy time keeping up with him.
Time out, for many men of medicine usually means just
long enough to enjoy a cigarette. And because they know
what a pleasure it is to smoke a mild, good
tasting cigarette, they're particular about the brand they choose.
Speaker 1 (39:26):
So a doctor smoking a cigarette. But wait a second,
it was the doctor who also told you to get
the COVID shot.
Speaker 20 (39:35):
In a repeated national survey, doctors in all branches of medicine,
doctors in all parts of the country were asked what
cigarette do you smoke?
Speaker 6 (39:44):
Doctor?
Speaker 20 (39:46):
Once again, the brand named most was camel.
Speaker 1 (39:49):
Yes.
Speaker 20 (39:49):
According to this repeated nationwide survey, more doctors smoke camels
than any other cigarette.
Speaker 1 (39:57):
Oh my lord, Now we no the cigarettes caused cancer? Right?
If you're smoking one, by the way, I'm a warner.
You're basically just drawing out your own suicide. Cigarettes will
absolutely kill you. Well, now we know, beyond a shadow
of a doubt, with the evidence out there that the
COVID shot is dangerous, it should be taken off the market.
(40:19):
How do I know this because I trust doctors like
doctor Peter McCulloch. He recently gave a speech down the
road for me. He was in Fort Worth. I'm in Dallas.
This was him. Excuse me. This was in California, not
in Fort Worth. You give another speech there. This was
in Temecula, California.
Speaker 21 (40:37):
Seventeen organizations, hundreds of lawmakers are calling for the COVID
vaccines to be removed from the market. Not safe for
human use. We've compiled it in this manuscript next sight.
Speaker 1 (40:49):
All right, wait a second. So if that's true, then why,
like the cigarette commercials, are we getting this? Get this
seasons COVID nineteen and when you get your flu shot?
Two things at one?
Speaker 6 (41:03):
Two things? And what.
Speaker 5 (41:06):
Two things at one?
Speaker 13 (41:08):
I'll have the two things at once.
Speaker 5 (41:11):
Now back to two things at once.
Speaker 1 (41:15):
Two things at once.
Speaker 9 (41:16):
That's not two things at once?
Speaker 1 (41:19):
Thanks, but no thanks, you want two things at once?
How about myer charditis? And who knows what else comes
of it. All kinds of problems.
Speaker 21 (41:29):
Doctor McCullough are some of the organizations the vaccines are
not safe for human use. Ron Johnson in the Senate
is right, he's made this call. Marjorie Taylor Green in
the House is right. She has made the call. I
made the call early, very early, on record in the
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Texas Senate in March of twenty twenty one. Not safe.
When we say something's not safe, that means it's gone
going to pontificate about it. It's not going to be
a political argument. It's not going to be gone.
Speaker 1 (42:06):
Well, that's exactly what happened. It turned into a political
football in medicine. When we say something is not safe,
it should be gone. That has been the way it
has been in medicine for a long time. Now, all
of a sudden, COVID not the case at all. We're
still seeing commercials like this. When it comes to your health.
Speaker 22 (42:29):
You do you you ping and pong that body, when
you plunge that body, you green that body, You brain
power that body.
Speaker 1 (42:41):
No, this is all about getting a COVID shot.
Speaker 22 (42:45):
Despite MAAS or its ingredients. Rare cases of inflammation of
the heart, muscle and outerlining have been reported.
Speaker 1 (42:51):
The most common side.
Speaker 22 (42:51):
Effects are injection site paint, redness and swelling, tiredness, headache,
muscle paint, chills, joint pain, and fever. Make vaccination against
COVID nineteen a part of your hell for team Spike facts,
that body with Spike facts.
Speaker 1 (43:05):
No Spike facts, And they literally tell you a side
effect is enlargement of the heart. They tell you that
in the commercial and yet it's still on the market.
What are our lawmakers doing? I quite frankly have no idea.
Now RFK Junior needs to say some accountability in this.
(43:28):
I'm not sure what they're doing. I'm a little bit
upset with RFK Junior. I think he needs to go further.
He's doing some good. You know, he upended the vax
Council and put all new people on it. But Pam Bondi,
our Attorney General, ought to be involved in this, investigating
where we went wrong on all of this. And then
I'm going to play this for you because RFK Junior
(43:50):
said this, and I was like, excuse me, diet about
their physical activity, about the way that they live their lives.
Speaker 5 (43:59):
We think that we are.
Speaker 18 (44:01):
A key to the mahagenda and making America healthy again,
and we are going to My vision is that every
American is wearing a wearable.
Speaker 1 (44:10):
Within four years, every American is wearing a wearable. The
watch attracts everything about you, all your bodily find look.
I think it probably has some benefits wearables. As long
as Apple isn't selling the data to the government. All
of this stuff goes online. Do you want the government
(44:31):
having all of it? I mean, in some respex, what
in the world's government gonna do with my heart rate?
But I really don't want them having my private information.
I'm not sure I'm down with every American having a
wearable that the government big brother can hit a button zap.
You didn't do what I wanted you to do.
Speaker 6 (44:49):
Thanks, but no thanks.
Speaker 1 (44:52):
All right? Coming up next, we have crazy liberals taking
their frustrations out in ways. Well you can't imagine.
Speaker 6 (45:01):
That's next.
Speaker 1 (45:02):
As Stinchfield continues, welcome back everyone. This is the part
of the show where we love to profile deranged lunatic liberals.
(45:23):
Check this out mentally him when he confronts Maga a
cardboard box. Let me tell you something, Maga is a
lot stronger than that. Try hitting a brick wall with
(45:45):
your fist. That's what it's going to be like running
into Maga. But it gets worse than that. We have.
I don't know if these tour brother or sister or
what they are, but they're asking aaran for a favorite.
They don't like red states in this country. I'm telling
you liberals hate America. Dear ieron.
Speaker 21 (46:06):
This is my official application of states that you should
wipe out because we did not vote for that orange
cheetoh man over here in Los Angeles, Alabama.
Speaker 2 (46:15):
Out of here, Florida, out of here, Arkansas boom, Oklahoma,
get them Gamo.
Speaker 1 (46:24):
She's starting to blow up all of these states. That's
what she wants around to do.
Speaker 5 (46:29):
Now.
Speaker 1 (46:30):
I made a joke once about North Korea when they
were trying to blow up Guam. I said, someone ought
to tell North Korea Sacramento changed its name to Guam.
Sacramento was trying a bunch of pass a bunch of
gun laws. It was a joke. The mainstream media went nuts.
It was a national story. Literally when I worked at
the National Rifle Association. So here these ones go down.
(46:51):
I gave you one city, they give you the entire
every member of the United States that happens to be
red a red state, Kansas.
Speaker 5 (47:04):
Gone, Kentucky, no Arkansas.
Speaker 1 (47:07):
Read the Tennessee Fire. All right, they think they're funny.
I know they don't mean it, do they.
Speaker 6 (47:17):
I don't know.
Speaker 1 (47:18):
The left gets pretty darn violent, but I just figured
i'd give you a little insight into how they think
that's going to do it for us. Tonight, folks, Happy
fourth of July to you all. Is a very important
birthday for the greatest nation on the face of the planet.
This should be a celebration like no other. And I
(47:39):
hope you are out there celebrating fireworks everything. Enjoy it,
all right. God bless you, God bless America, God bless
President Trump, God bless everyone who puts a flag on
their shoulder to keep us safe. And God blessed Inchfield's Army.
Stinfield's Army rolls. Happy Fourth of July, everybody, you see it.
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