May 11, 2025 • 30 mins
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Supreme Court Ruling on Transgender Military Ban:
- The Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration's ban on transgender individuals serving in the military to proceed, overturning a lower court's injunction.
- The ruling is seen as a temporary victory for the Trump administration, emphasizing military readiness and unit cohesion as key reasons for the ban.
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Military Recruitment and False Criminal Histories:
- Discussion on issues within the military, including false criminal histories affecting service members due to paperwork errors.
- We call for corrective actions to protect service members from these errors.
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Ed Martin's Nomination for US Attorney for DC:
- Details on Ed Martin's nomination and the political support he is receiving.
- The significance of his nomination for the Trump administration and its implications for law enforcement in Washington, DC.
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Immigration Enforcement and Sanctuary Cities:
- The Trump administration's intensified immigration enforcement in sanctuary cities.
- The impact of these policies on local communities and the administration's stance on illegal immigration.
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Criticism of AOC and Sanctuary City Policies:
- Criticism of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) for her support of illegal immigrants and her efforts to educate them on their rights.
- The administration's response to sanctuary city policies and its commitment to enforcing immigration laws.
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
We are going to start with some breaking news, and
that is the Supreme Court has stayed a lower court ruling.
What does that mean. It means it allows Donald Trump's
transgender ban to proceed when it comes to military service. Now,
the Supreme Court siding with the Trump administration and lifting a.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
Lower court order that had paused the.
Speaker 1 (00:27):
Pentagon's transgender military ban from taking effect, allowing Trump's order
and related policies to now proceed, at least for the
time being.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
The High court ruling is a near.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Term victory for the White House, even as it did
not address the underlying merits of the case or President
Donald Trump's January the twenty seventh executive order. Now, that
executive order is clearly what.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Was in play here.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
That executive order was banning transgender service members from the
US military. Just as at saughta my Or Alana Kagan KEANJ.
Brown Jackson would have denied the administration's appeal and kept
the lower court injunction in place. At issue in the
suit was Shilling versus the United States.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
Is Trump's executive.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Order banning transgender military members, something the last administration was
absolutely obsessed with having a military that was an experiment
in life, instead of having a fighting force that was
ready to protect all of us around the world and
risk their lives now. The Trump administration had argued that
further stalling the policy would pose a threat to US
(01:44):
military readiness, concerns that it outlined to the Supreme Court
in their filing late last month.
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Now.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
The executive order, it was very simple.
Speaker 1 (03:48):
It just required the Defense Department to update it's guidance
regarding the quote trends, identifying medical standards for military service,
and also to resend guidance consistent with military readiness. This
is all about having a force that is ready to
protect and defend absince stay quote. The District Court's universal
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injunction will remain in place for the duration of further
review in the Ninth Circuit and in this court, a
period far too long for the military to be forced
to maintain a policy that it has determined in its
professional judgment to be contrary to military readiness and the
nation's interests. That is what the US Solicitor General told
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the court, urging justices to grant the stay. Trump officials
have argued that the transgender military policy furthers the government's
important interests in military readiness, unit cohesion, good order and discipline,
and avoiding disproportionate.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
Costs quote unquote.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
The case was obviously instantly challenged by the radical left
in federal court. Seven transgender military members brought suit again
administration in a liberal Seattle based federal court and in Washington,
d C.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Another liberal court, where.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
The US District judge grilled lawyers for the Trump administration
in a dazzling line of questioning that invoked Shelters, Jesus
and Miss pac Man, among other things. I wish I
was joking, I'm not, before finally asking the government to
push its plan implementation deadline. The decision was later overturned
(05:29):
by the District US Circuit Court of Appeals. Again, liberals
knew what they were doing here, They knew how they
were going to fight this. They were more than happy
to fight this anyway they could, and they went to
liberal courts to do it.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
You look at the Seattle case.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
The planeffs there argued that the executive order must turn
away quote unquote transgender military members and kick them out
for no quote legitimate reason. Rather, it's baselessly declared all
transgender people unfit to serve, insultsen, demeans them, and cruelly
describes every one of them as incapable of an honorable, truthful,
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and discipline lifestyle, even if one's personal life based solely
because they are transgendered. Their filing continued. The US District
judge there issued a preliminary injunction in March that blocked
the administration from identifying and removing transgendered service members.
Speaker 2 (06:25):
Of the suit worked its way through the lower courts.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
In his opinion granting the injunction, the judge characterized the
band as quote, a blanket prohibition of transgender service setto
found the plaintiffs would likely succeed on the merits of
their equal protection, their First Amendment, and the procedural due
process claims, among others. The judge said in the ruling,
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the government's arguments are not persuasive and it is not
an especially closed question on this record. The judge wrote
in his order that the injunction was to quote, maintain
the status quo of the military policy regarding both active
duty and perspective transgender service that were in place prior
to Trump's January the twenty seventh executive order. The administration
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quickly appealed to the Ninth Circuit, requesting the appellate court
stay the settles order of the other judge in Seattle.
The administration argued in court filings that the policy furthers
the government's important interest in military readiness, unit cohesion, good
order and discipline, and avoiding disproportionate costs. The three judge panel,
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that were composed of some liberals, an Obama appointee a
Biden appointee, all denied the administration's request to stay on
March the thirty first, which was overturned now by the
Supreme Court ruling that we have just told you about.
This is obviously a very very contentious moment for the left.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
They wanted to win this.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
The Department of Justice has a quote vigorously defended President
Trump's executive action, including the prioritizing Military Excellent and Readiness
Executive Order, and will continue to do so, is what
a Justice Department official told Fox News. Shilling versus United
States is just one of several suits challenging the Trump
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administration's military ban. It comes as Trump is used, as
early days in office to undo major biden Er radical policies,
including their effort to promote a diversity, Equity and Inclusion
or DEI agenda even in our military service, which Donald
Trump said is a problem because it's not about military readiness. Now,
(08:47):
if you look at all of this, and I know
it's complicated, but I wanted you to understand, this is
a massive victory for the president because what they're saying
is Number One, we believe that you are, in fact
the commander in chief. Number Two, we believe that your
executive order is important. Number three. We also believe that
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military readiness is important. And it also goes back on
this radical, woke left agenda item, which is everywhere that
the Democrats could touch when it comes to diversity, equity,
and inclusion, they were willing to experiment that included in
our military. And what the argument from Trump was and
his lawyers was real simple. The military is not the
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place for us to be doing woke ideological experiments.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
The military is a serious place.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
It is a place where you ask men and women
to risk their lives and sand side by side with others. Now,
there's also one other thing that's very interesting about this
entire conversation we're having now, military recruitment. After Donald Trump
was elected and after he appointed Pete Headset to be
in charge of the DoD This is the part that
I think is going to work to their avenge the most.
Speaker 2 (09:59):
It is skyrocket.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
People want to serve under two people that are not crazy,
and that is having the man in charge, the DoD
Headset in charge and the President of the United States
of America being Donald Trump. If you want to know
what the people in the military think about this, this.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
Is exactly what they think.
Speaker 1 (10:22):
There's also another controversy that we're finding out about in
the military, and it's one that's been uncovered by some
whistleblowers who are saying that the military, especially under the
last administration, was destroying service members' lives by accidental paperwork
that showed that people in the military had committed crimes
(10:43):
but had never been arrested for the crimes, had actually
never even been charged with the crimes.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
It's more of a paperwork problem.
Speaker 1 (10:50):
In fact, many people in the military don't even know
they have a problem until they go for employment and
then there's a background check done, and then it looks
like they have in fact been committing crimes, that they
are a felon, or that they've been arrested.
Speaker 2 (11:08):
This is another problem.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Now in the last administration, there were many who were
begging them to fix the problem within the department in
the DoD to help protect so many of these soldiers
that have been wrongfully accused of crimes. They didn't even
know that they were accused of in the military, and
again they had never been arrested. What it comes down
to is a filing error, a paperwork error that is
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now altering and changing their lives forever. This story I'm
about to tell you is that fight to get this changed,
and I want you to hear about it so that
others can hear about it, and that you'll share this
on social media because this is long overdue to protect
our men and women in uniform.
Speaker 2 (11:52):
Take a listen.
Speaker 4 (11:53):
These people were never charged, they were never arrested.
Speaker 5 (11:56):
There is an easy fix, there's an easy button in
in this case, the President and or the Secretary of
Defense have the absolute authority to order all branches of
the military not to create criminal histories that are false
and to correct every single criminal history that shows someone
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was arrested or received into custody when they weren't. They
can do that by their inherent military authority as part
of the national Command authority. They don't need a judge
to tell them to do it. They don't need a
court proceeding. They could solve this problem simply by picking.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
Up the phone.
Speaker 5 (12:39):
Our client, Denise Rosales, has served in the military for
quite a number of years. While deployed, she was investigated
for misconduct that triggered a series of events that ultimately
led to her having a criminal history with the FBI
that shows she was either arrested or received into custody,
(13:03):
and the reality is neither one of those things happened
for misr or Zealous. She was never arrested, she was
never taken into custody. This false criminal history has followed
her for many years now, and as we investigated more,
we came to realize that this same problem of false
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criminal histories has plagued countless numbers of soldiers and veterans.
Speaker 4 (13:33):
This is affecting thousands of people, thousands of service members,
thousands of veterans, many of whom don't even know that
they have an issue. A lot of these people find
out for the first time that there's some error that
leading to this criminal record when they go to apply
for a job, to go try to get a firearm,
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when they have some type of employee you know, background check.
This is a systemic problem, and it really arises is
from the Army using the wrong form and transmitting erroneous information.
The Army agents are instructed to fill it out. They
fill it out as best they can, which is to
just make up information.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
They put it in there.
Speaker 4 (14:13):
It gets shipped off to the FBI, and there's nothing
these soldiers can do about.
Speaker 5 (14:19):
I think I understand why Secretary Hegseth is so frustrated
with the senior JAG officers because they've allowed this bureaucracy
to perpetuate that only serves to harm soldiers. It makes
no sense, especially in an error where there's lots of
threats out in the world and recruiting needs to be boosted.
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Why would parents send their children to the military if
they know our military is creating false criminal histories for
no apparent good reason, and they're clinging to that. They
refuse to budge from There's nothing logical about what the
government's doing. They seem hell bent on punishing soldiers who
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have not done anything wrong in creating these false and
illegal criminal histories.
Speaker 4 (15:15):
With the last administration, we got nowhere with them, and
so for sus the file of the lawsuits, we're optimistic
and hopeful that the new administration can step in and
really just fix this problem.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
This isn't a very important story, and it's one where
the government should have fixed this long time ago. And
you can hear the people that we're talking in that
story that no one knows about because the media doesn't
actually want to stand up for these men and women
in the military who gave it. There all and so
what you just heard, I hope you will take and
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you will give it and put it out to the masses,
because it's extremely important that we let people hear the
story so that this administration understands, Hey, we're paying attention
to this. This is important to us. This is something
that must change. This is important that our men and
women in military don't have to worry about this type
of stuff happening to them and that no one's going
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to be there to help them out. This is again
why I love doing this show, because I try to
give you information that no one else is going to
give you, and then we have to be good stewards
of that info and fight and call our congressman and
our senators and let people know what's happening right here.
So I'll go out there and I'll say it again,
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Please use this to your advantage.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
Now, want to let.
Speaker 1 (16:37):
You know about something else that's very exciting that this
is happening as we are doing this show in real time.
We have just been told that Ed Martin has now
gained GOP momentum as the US attorney for DC. We
have just been told that John Cornyn, a Republican from Texas,
and the Senate has given his support, and Josh Holly
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is now picting there will be a vote. This was
a big story that the liberals were hoping the President
wouldn't get his way.
Speaker 2 (17:09):
Donald Trump, nominated.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
For the US Attorney for the District of Columbia, gained
critical momentum. Quote as Tom Tillis, Republican for North Carolina,
said he opposed the nomination. Senator John Cornyn told reporters
moments ago in the capital that he will.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
Support ed Martin.
Speaker 1 (17:28):
That's Trump's nominee for the critical position when or if
he comes up for a vote, quote unquote, when he
comes up for a vote, I intended support him, Corton said,
adding I tend to defer to the President on his choices. Now,
let me explain why Cornan's comments were so important. It
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wasn't immediately clear if Cornyan was referring to a vote
in the Senate Judiciary Committee, of which he is a member, or.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
On the floor of the Senate.
Speaker 1 (17:58):
But the latter would require the form and that is
a huge aboost to Martin's nomination. Cornan's commitment to support
Martin is significant. It comes as Cordon is fending off
and according to some polls behind a primary challenger from
the Attorney General in Texas, Ken Paxton, Senator Cordon should
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build upon his support signal and help add across the
finish line as a shirpup.
Speaker 2 (18:23):
A source close to the confirmation.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Process has said saying, quote, Donald Trump is watching, and
if John Cornyn wants to not have to worry about
the President getting involved in this primary challenge, well then
this may be a way to do that. Surpa is
the informal term, by the way, for those assigned a
guide nominees through the Senate confirmation process. Usually someone with
personal relationships with a senator is who does it in
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this scenario. Now, Martin got even more momentum when Senator
Josh Holly announced he expected Martin also to get confirmed,
saying quote, I think we are going to get a vote,
and he is going to pay. I just don't see
how he doesn't, to be honest with you, Holly told
several in a interview that he did earlier in the
day with Steve Bannon on War Room podcasts. Quote, the
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President made it crystal clear publicly that Ed Martin is
his top, top priority for him because the district of
Columbia being safe is top top priority. And that's why
this matters right now more than ever. Here is Holly
in his own words.
Speaker 6 (19:24):
Oh, this is why I think we are going to
get to a vote and he is going to pass.
I just don't see how he doesn't, to be honest
with you, Steve, because the President and you mentioned this
last night. The President made it crystal clear publicly that
Ed Martin is top top priority for him because the
district of Columbia being safe is top top priority. I
mean right now, you can't you know this as well
as I do. You cannot go out on the streets
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in the district and not fear for your life. I've
got staffers in my office literally who've been shot. I've
got constituents. When they visit DC, they say, is it's
safe for us? And I have to tell him, honestly,
I don't know that it really is. This is our
nation's capital. It ought to be the cleanest, it ought
to be the safest.
Speaker 2 (20:00):
I'd be the best.
Speaker 6 (20:01):
Place to visit in our country because it represents what
our country's about. And our own citizens can't come here
without fear of their lives. It's ridiculous. We need a
US attorney. He's going to go after the crime and
clean up the city, especially in front of our two
fifty celebration next year. Ed is the right guy to
do that. He's the President's choice. And I would just
say to my fellow Republicans on the committee and listen,
I'm not saying anything to you. I haven't said to
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them privately personally.
Speaker 2 (20:24):
Give this guy a shot.
Speaker 6 (20:25):
Meet with him, talk to him about what he's going
to do in the office, talk to the president. I
think when that happens, he is going to pass the committee.
Speaker 2 (20:32):
I just don't see how he doesn't.
Speaker 1 (20:33):
Senator Josh Holly in his own words there, the Trump
administration has it now say significant escalation immigration forcement targeting
sanctuary cities, Tom Homan stating that if local jurisdictions continue
to resist cooperation with federal immigration authorities, the federal government
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will respond by increasing the presence of ICE agents in
these areas. Homan emphasized that sanctuary cities are quote going
to get exactly what they don't want, more agents in
their community, and Warren that ICE is prepared to double
themand force if we have to to carry out the
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enforcement actions. Now, this intensified approach includes a focus on
work site enforcement. The White House says home and indicated
that if ICE agents are unable to make arrests in
jails or on the streets due to local non cooperation
with law enforcement in the court systems, then they will
increase operations at workplaces.
Speaker 2 (21:38):
He stated, if we can't do it.
Speaker 1 (21:40):
In the streets, we're going to increase work site enforcement
operations in those sanctuary cities, and we're going to flood
work site enforcement operations. Now, these statements have sparked quote controversy.
The media claims and immigration advocacy groups are fighting back,
arguing that such aggressive enforcement tactics could quote strain community
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relations and lead to the targeting of non criminal undocumented immigrants.
Now this comes as the media also freaked out saying
that Donald Trump took all of the fun out of
Cinco de Mayo. Why because many cities canceled or downplayed
their Singo Demyo events for fear of ICE raids and deportations.
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Chicago residents and the president of their local community group
said that people in the Hispanic community are quote very
scared of gathering in public, with some even considering going
back to Mexico on their own. By the way, that
is absolutely what the Trump administration is saying they want
to happen. Quote, our people are very scared. Honestly, they're
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saying they don't want to go to work. They have
to go to work because they have to feed their families.
So if they both were working, now one person is working.
As to why they canceled the Singo DeMaio parade in
Chicago's Little Village, which attracts up to three hundred thousand
people annually, Escobar said that too many people are just afraid.
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How about the parade, how about the festivities? And they say, well,
if we're scared to go to work, I don't think
it's nothing to celebrate. So that took us to the
decision over money. We all see this country as picking
up people with no criminal records, he claims, which is
actually not true. If you come to the United States
of America illegally, you are a criminal. Back to the statement,
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and honestly, it's a horrible way we have seen in
my last forty five years I've been living here in
the US, nothing like it.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
And so let's just be clear, this is.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
Exactly what the president of the United States of America
wanted he wanted illegal immigrants to not feel safe staying
in the US. He wanted them to be looking over
his shoulder and is hoping that many will be deporting themselves,
whether it's Chicago or Philadelphia, many other cities.
Speaker 2 (24:01):
Even in Oregon.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
The Latino Fests was also canceled there as the executive
director of the Latino Community Association said there's just too
much fear among illegal immigrants or has he described them
migrants of being identified or detained simply for participating in
our cultural celebrations of Cinco de Mayo. Democrats are also
(24:22):
blaming Donald Trump for the quote economic impact, saying the
cancelations have had significant economic repercussions. In Chicago, the Chamber
of Commerce put out a statement estimating a loss of
approximately one point five million in direct income for the
city in between five and six million for local businesses
(24:42):
due to the parades cancelation on Cinco de Mayo. Now,
all of this complaining comes at a time whether a
shocking video has come out showing illegal immigrants attacking police
officers in New York. Tom Homan sitting down with Laura
Ingram on Fox talking about this attack on these police officers,
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and it's planned to flood ice workforce in sanctuary cities.
Speaker 3 (25:08):
Take a listen, law enforcement officer, you're much more dangerous
to an unarmed civilian.
Speaker 7 (25:13):
Oh no, they'll have a knife at your throat in
two seconds. What's your message to those three illegals? I
hate the word migrant, by the way, I don't even
want to use it. They are illegal aliens, Okay, that's
what they are, The three of them who are still
on the loose. Your message to them tonight.
Speaker 3 (25:29):
We're coming for them. And these are the type I'm
want to explain something. These are the type of people
the AOC rags. Why I'm educating people to their constitution
of rights. We all know what she's doing. She's educating
illegal alien criminals how to invade law enforcement. But no,
now I'm gonna do a little education myself. You don't
want to open the door, You don't want to answer
(25:49):
a question. You don't you want to help us with
a travel doctrine to get you removed. That's a violation
of the Title A United States Code twelve fifty three.
It is a crime, and we're going to start prosecuting
those crimes tomorrow. So if you've got a fine order
and you want to hinder your removal, you want to
put roadblocks up and not cooperate, you want to hide,
you want to not open the door, then Nation's gonna
(26:09):
start prosecuting you criminally. Then after you get out of
jail from that prosecution, then we'll deport you.
Speaker 2 (26:14):
Game's over.
Speaker 3 (26:15):
We're going to look for these public safety threats and
we're going to take them off those streets in New
York and every other Sanctuarius city, a matter of fact,
every singorious theority city. We're going to triple the workforce.
We're gonna flood the zone with officers. If we can't
wrestle in the jail, we'll wrestling in the community. If
we can arrest me in the community or arrest me
at the work site, We're going to triple work site
enforcement operations.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
We're going to flood the zone.
Speaker 3 (26:37):
We're going to take these public safety threats off the streets.
Speaker 2 (26:39):
With your help or without your help. One thanks for sure.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
Law and order is back, and the President United States
of America is encouraging all of those impositions of power
around him to do the will of the people, which
is to get rid of the legal immigrants in this country. Now,
Tom Homan wasn't done there either. There's another controversy, and
that is with AOC. AOC is doing everything she can
(27:05):
to help illegal immigrants stay in the US. They're even
doing seminars where they teach illegal immigrants how to exploit
the system, or fight back, or get a lawyer and
work to stay in the United States of America for
a longer period of time. Tom Homan made it very
clear that that is not what a congress person's job is.
(27:27):
And if you were helping criminals evade arrest, is it
against the law. Well, tom Homan was asked about that
in AOC's comments.
Speaker 7 (27:36):
Take a listen now, speaking of AOC, Tom, she actually
mentioned you in a town hall last week.
Speaker 8 (27:43):
Watch when we first did one of these seminars, Tom Homan,
then acting Director of ICE, said that he was going
to threaten to refer me to the DOJ because I'm
using my free speech rights in order to advise people
of their constitutionally guaranteed protections. And he may want to
do it again today.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
And so that I say, come for.
Speaker 7 (28:05):
Me, Tom, come for me, She said, I take pleasure.
Speaker 3 (28:09):
I can live with her mind rent free every day.
But we all know exactly what she's doing. Like I
just said, she's educating the worst of the worst, how
we invade law enforcement for the tables have now turned.
She's educating people how to get prosecuted. Because you have
a final order, it is illegal to not comply with
that order. It's a crime to take steps to not
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comply with ICE removal orders or not comply with ICE
actions take you in custody. You can't hinder your own
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Speaker 1 (28:49):
One thing is for sure, the Democratic Party is not
going to abandon illegal immigrants. In fact, they're doubling down
trying to keep them safe and to be able to
stay in this country, hope that they can give them
amnesty down the road. And what is President Trump's response
the deployment of military forces to the southern border, the
expansion of detention facilities, incentivizing voluntary departures, which we spoke
(29:14):
about yesterday, and the legal challenges to enforcement measures put
in by the left. There's also a fight with Mexico
and making sure that President Trump stands up to Mexico
to combat the cartels, as well as making sure that
the fetanyl is not coming across the southern border. So
at this point, Americans have decide whose side are we on.
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Are you going to stand with the illegal immigrants and
the MS thirteen gang members, or are you going to
stand with the president units it's America that says he's
going to put Americans first instead of last. One thing
that is very clear is the President United States of
America has said that he's listening to the people and
stopping at nothing to go after those that are in
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Speaker 2 (30:09):
We'll see you back here tomorrow.
We are going to start with some breaking news, and
that is the Supreme Court has stayed a lower court ruling.
What does that mean. It means it allows Donald Trump's
transgender ban to proceed when it comes to military service. Now,
the Supreme Court siding with the Trump administration and lifting a.
Speaker 2 (00:23):
Lower court order that had paused the.
Speaker 1 (00:27):
Pentagon's transgender military ban from taking effect, allowing Trump's order
and related policies to now proceed, at least for the
time being.
Speaker 2 (00:39):
The High court ruling is a near.
Speaker 1 (00:42):
Term victory for the White House, even as it did
not address the underlying merits of the case or President
Donald Trump's January the twenty seventh executive order. Now, that
executive order is clearly what.
Speaker 2 (00:57):
Was in play here.
Speaker 1 (00:59):
That executive order was banning transgender service members from the
US military. Just as at saughta my Or Alana Kagan KEANJ.
Brown Jackson would have denied the administration's appeal and kept
the lower court injunction in place. At issue in the
suit was Shilling versus the United States.
Speaker 2 (01:19):
Is Trump's executive.
Speaker 1 (01:20):
Order banning transgender military members, something the last administration was
absolutely obsessed with having a military that was an experiment
in life, instead of having a fighting force that was
ready to protect all of us around the world and
risk their lives now. The Trump administration had argued that
further stalling the policy would pose a threat to US
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military readiness, concerns that it outlined to the Supreme Court
in their filing late last month.
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Now.
Speaker 2 (03:46):
The executive order, it was very simple.
Speaker 1 (03:48):
It just required the Defense Department to update it's guidance
regarding the quote trends, identifying medical standards for military service,
and also to resend guidance consistent with military readiness. This
is all about having a force that is ready to
protect and defend absince stay quote. The District Court's universal
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injunction will remain in place for the duration of further
review in the Ninth Circuit and in this court, a
period far too long for the military to be forced
to maintain a policy that it has determined in its
professional judgment to be contrary to military readiness and the
nation's interests. That is what the US Solicitor General told
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the court, urging justices to grant the stay. Trump officials
have argued that the transgender military policy furthers the government's
important interests in military readiness, unit cohesion, good order and discipline,
and avoiding disproportionate.
Speaker 2 (04:49):
Costs quote unquote.
Speaker 1 (04:51):
The case was obviously instantly challenged by the radical left
in federal court. Seven transgender military members brought suit again
administration in a liberal Seattle based federal court and in Washington,
d C.
Speaker 2 (05:05):
Another liberal court, where.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
The US District judge grilled lawyers for the Trump administration
in a dazzling line of questioning that invoked Shelters, Jesus
and Miss pac Man, among other things. I wish I
was joking, I'm not, before finally asking the government to
push its plan implementation deadline. The decision was later overturned
(05:29):
by the District US Circuit Court of Appeals. Again, liberals
knew what they were doing here, They knew how they
were going to fight this. They were more than happy
to fight this anyway they could, and they went to
liberal courts to do it.
Speaker 2 (05:42):
You look at the Seattle case.
Speaker 1 (05:43):
The planeffs there argued that the executive order must turn
away quote unquote transgender military members and kick them out
for no quote legitimate reason. Rather, it's baselessly declared all
transgender people unfit to serve, insultsen, demeans them, and cruelly
describes every one of them as incapable of an honorable, truthful,
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and discipline lifestyle, even if one's personal life based solely
because they are transgendered. Their filing continued. The US District
judge there issued a preliminary injunction in March that blocked
the administration from identifying and removing transgendered service members.
Speaker 2 (06:25):
Of the suit worked its way through the lower courts.
Speaker 1 (06:28):
In his opinion granting the injunction, the judge characterized the
band as quote, a blanket prohibition of transgender service setto
found the plaintiffs would likely succeed on the merits of
their equal protection, their First Amendment, and the procedural due
process claims, among others. The judge said in the ruling,
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the government's arguments are not persuasive and it is not
an especially closed question on this record. The judge wrote
in his order that the injunction was to quote, maintain
the status quo of the military policy regarding both active
duty and perspective transgender service that were in place prior
to Trump's January the twenty seventh executive order. The administration
(07:12):
quickly appealed to the Ninth Circuit, requesting the appellate court
stay the settles order of the other judge in Seattle.
The administration argued in court filings that the policy furthers
the government's important interest in military readiness, unit cohesion, good
order and discipline, and avoiding disproportionate costs. The three judge panel,
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that were composed of some liberals, an Obama appointee a
Biden appointee, all denied the administration's request to stay on
March the thirty first, which was overturned now by the
Supreme Court ruling that we have just told you about.
This is obviously a very very contentious moment for the left.
Speaker 2 (07:59):
They wanted to win this.
Speaker 1 (08:00):
The Department of Justice has a quote vigorously defended President
Trump's executive action, including the prioritizing Military Excellent and Readiness
Executive Order, and will continue to do so, is what
a Justice Department official told Fox News. Shilling versus United
States is just one of several suits challenging the Trump
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administration's military ban. It comes as Trump is used, as
early days in office to undo major biden Er radical policies,
including their effort to promote a diversity, Equity and Inclusion
or DEI agenda even in our military service, which Donald
Trump said is a problem because it's not about military readiness. Now,
(08:47):
if you look at all of this, and I know
it's complicated, but I wanted you to understand, this is
a massive victory for the president because what they're saying
is Number One, we believe that you are, in fact
the commander in chief. Number Two, we believe that your
executive order is important. Number three. We also believe that
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military readiness is important. And it also goes back on
this radical, woke left agenda item, which is everywhere that
the Democrats could touch when it comes to diversity, equity,
and inclusion, they were willing to experiment that included in
our military. And what the argument from Trump was and
his lawyers was real simple. The military is not the
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place for us to be doing woke ideological experiments.
Speaker 2 (09:35):
The military is a serious place.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
It is a place where you ask men and women
to risk their lives and sand side by side with others. Now,
there's also one other thing that's very interesting about this
entire conversation we're having now, military recruitment. After Donald Trump
was elected and after he appointed Pete Headset to be
in charge of the DoD This is the part that
I think is going to work to their avenge the most.
Speaker 2 (09:59):
It is skyrocket.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
People want to serve under two people that are not crazy,
and that is having the man in charge, the DoD
Headset in charge and the President of the United States
of America being Donald Trump. If you want to know
what the people in the military think about this, this.
Speaker 2 (10:16):
Is exactly what they think.
Speaker 1 (10:22):
There's also another controversy that we're finding out about in
the military, and it's one that's been uncovered by some
whistleblowers who are saying that the military, especially under the
last administration, was destroying service members' lives by accidental paperwork
that showed that people in the military had committed crimes
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but had never been arrested for the crimes, had actually
never even been charged with the crimes.
Speaker 2 (10:48):
It's more of a paperwork problem.
Speaker 1 (10:50):
In fact, many people in the military don't even know
they have a problem until they go for employment and
then there's a background check done, and then it looks
like they have in fact been committing crimes, that they
are a felon, or that they've been arrested.
Speaker 2 (11:08):
This is another problem.
Speaker 1 (11:10):
Now in the last administration, there were many who were
begging them to fix the problem within the department in
the DoD to help protect so many of these soldiers
that have been wrongfully accused of crimes. They didn't even
know that they were accused of in the military, and
again they had never been arrested. What it comes down
to is a filing error, a paperwork error that is
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now altering and changing their lives forever. This story I'm
about to tell you is that fight to get this changed,
and I want you to hear about it so that
others can hear about it, and that you'll share this
on social media because this is long overdue to protect
our men and women in uniform.
Speaker 2 (11:52):
Take a listen.
Speaker 4 (11:53):
These people were never charged, they were never arrested.
Speaker 5 (11:56):
There is an easy fix, there's an easy button in
in this case, the President and or the Secretary of
Defense have the absolute authority to order all branches of
the military not to create criminal histories that are false
and to correct every single criminal history that shows someone
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was arrested or received into custody when they weren't. They
can do that by their inherent military authority as part
of the national Command authority. They don't need a judge
to tell them to do it. They don't need a
court proceeding. They could solve this problem simply by picking.
Speaker 2 (12:37):
Up the phone.
Speaker 5 (12:39):
Our client, Denise Rosales, has served in the military for
quite a number of years. While deployed, she was investigated
for misconduct that triggered a series of events that ultimately
led to her having a criminal history with the FBI
that shows she was either arrested or received into custody,
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and the reality is neither one of those things happened
for misr or Zealous. She was never arrested, she was
never taken into custody. This false criminal history has followed
her for many years now, and as we investigated more,
we came to realize that this same problem of false
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criminal histories has plagued countless numbers of soldiers and veterans.
Speaker 4 (13:33):
This is affecting thousands of people, thousands of service members,
thousands of veterans, many of whom don't even know that
they have an issue. A lot of these people find
out for the first time that there's some error that
leading to this criminal record when they go to apply
for a job, to go try to get a firearm,
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when they have some type of employee you know, background check.
This is a systemic problem, and it really arises is
from the Army using the wrong form and transmitting erroneous information.
The Army agents are instructed to fill it out. They
fill it out as best they can, which is to
just make up information.
Speaker 2 (14:12):
They put it in there.
Speaker 4 (14:13):
It gets shipped off to the FBI, and there's nothing
these soldiers can do about.
Speaker 5 (14:19):
I think I understand why Secretary Hegseth is so frustrated
with the senior JAG officers because they've allowed this bureaucracy
to perpetuate that only serves to harm soldiers. It makes
no sense, especially in an error where there's lots of
threats out in the world and recruiting needs to be boosted.
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Why would parents send their children to the military if
they know our military is creating false criminal histories for
no apparent good reason, and they're clinging to that. They
refuse to budge from There's nothing logical about what the
government's doing. They seem hell bent on punishing soldiers who
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have not done anything wrong in creating these false and
illegal criminal histories.
Speaker 4 (15:15):
With the last administration, we got nowhere with them, and
so for sus the file of the lawsuits, we're optimistic
and hopeful that the new administration can step in and
really just fix this problem.
Speaker 1 (15:28):
This isn't a very important story, and it's one where
the government should have fixed this long time ago. And
you can hear the people that we're talking in that
story that no one knows about because the media doesn't
actually want to stand up for these men and women
in the military who gave it. There all and so
what you just heard, I hope you will take and
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you will give it and put it out to the masses,
because it's extremely important that we let people hear the
story so that this administration understands, Hey, we're paying attention
to this. This is important to us. This is something
that must change. This is important that our men and
women in military don't have to worry about this type
of stuff happening to them and that no one's going
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to be there to help them out. This is again
why I love doing this show, because I try to
give you information that no one else is going to
give you, and then we have to be good stewards
of that info and fight and call our congressman and
our senators and let people know what's happening right here.
So I'll go out there and I'll say it again,
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Please use this to your advantage.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
Now, want to let.
Speaker 1 (16:37):
You know about something else that's very exciting that this
is happening as we are doing this show in real time.
We have just been told that Ed Martin has now
gained GOP momentum as the US attorney for DC. We
have just been told that John Cornyn, a Republican from Texas,
and the Senate has given his support, and Josh Holly
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is now picting there will be a vote. This was
a big story that the liberals were hoping the President
wouldn't get his way.
Speaker 2 (17:09):
Donald Trump, nominated.
Speaker 1 (17:11):
For the US Attorney for the District of Columbia, gained
critical momentum. Quote as Tom Tillis, Republican for North Carolina,
said he opposed the nomination. Senator John Cornyn told reporters
moments ago in the capital that he will.
Speaker 2 (17:27):
Support ed Martin.
Speaker 1 (17:28):
That's Trump's nominee for the critical position when or if
he comes up for a vote, quote unquote, when he
comes up for a vote, I intended support him, Corton said,
adding I tend to defer to the President on his choices. Now,
let me explain why Cornan's comments were so important. It
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wasn't immediately clear if Cornyan was referring to a vote
in the Senate Judiciary Committee, of which he is a member, or.
Speaker 2 (17:56):
On the floor of the Senate.
Speaker 1 (17:58):
But the latter would require the form and that is
a huge aboost to Martin's nomination. Cornan's commitment to support
Martin is significant. It comes as Cordon is fending off
and according to some polls behind a primary challenger from
the Attorney General in Texas, Ken Paxton, Senator Cordon should
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build upon his support signal and help add across the
finish line as a shirpup.
Speaker 2 (18:23):
A source close to the confirmation.
Speaker 1 (18:24):
Process has said saying, quote, Donald Trump is watching, and
if John Cornyn wants to not have to worry about
the President getting involved in this primary challenge, well then
this may be a way to do that. Surpa is
the informal term, by the way, for those assigned a
guide nominees through the Senate confirmation process. Usually someone with
personal relationships with a senator is who does it in
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this scenario. Now, Martin got even more momentum when Senator
Josh Holly announced he expected Martin also to get confirmed,
saying quote, I think we are going to get a vote,
and he is going to pay. I just don't see
how he doesn't, to be honest with you, Holly told
several in a interview that he did earlier in the
day with Steve Bannon on War Room podcasts. Quote, the
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President made it crystal clear publicly that Ed Martin is
his top, top priority for him because the district of
Columbia being safe is top top priority. And that's why
this matters right now more than ever. Here is Holly
in his own words.
Speaker 6 (19:24):
Oh, this is why I think we are going to
get to a vote and he is going to pass.
I just don't see how he doesn't, to be honest
with you, Steve, because the President and you mentioned this
last night. The President made it crystal clear publicly that
Ed Martin is top top priority for him because the
district of Columbia being safe is top top priority. I
mean right now, you can't you know this as well
as I do. You cannot go out on the streets
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in the district and not fear for your life. I've
got staffers in my office literally who've been shot. I've
got constituents. When they visit DC, they say, is it's
safe for us? And I have to tell him, honestly,
I don't know that it really is. This is our
nation's capital. It ought to be the cleanest, it ought
to be the safest.
Speaker 2 (20:00):
I'd be the best.
Speaker 6 (20:01):
Place to visit in our country because it represents what
our country's about. And our own citizens can't come here
without fear of their lives. It's ridiculous. We need a
US attorney. He's going to go after the crime and
clean up the city, especially in front of our two
fifty celebration next year. Ed is the right guy to
do that. He's the President's choice. And I would just
say to my fellow Republicans on the committee and listen,
I'm not saying anything to you. I haven't said to
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them privately personally.
Speaker 2 (20:24):
Give this guy a shot.
Speaker 6 (20:25):
Meet with him, talk to him about what he's going
to do in the office, talk to the president. I
think when that happens, he is going to pass the committee.
Speaker 2 (20:32):
I just don't see how he doesn't.
Speaker 1 (20:33):
Senator Josh Holly in his own words there, the Trump
administration has it now say significant escalation immigration forcement targeting
sanctuary cities, Tom Homan stating that if local jurisdictions continue
to resist cooperation with federal immigration authorities, the federal government
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will respond by increasing the presence of ICE agents in
these areas. Homan emphasized that sanctuary cities are quote going
to get exactly what they don't want, more agents in
their community, and Warren that ICE is prepared to double
themand force if we have to to carry out the
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enforcement actions. Now, this intensified approach includes a focus on
work site enforcement. The White House says home and indicated
that if ICE agents are unable to make arrests in
jails or on the streets due to local non cooperation
with law enforcement in the court systems, then they will
increase operations at workplaces.
Speaker 2 (21:38):
He stated, if we can't do it.
Speaker 1 (21:40):
In the streets, we're going to increase work site enforcement
operations in those sanctuary cities, and we're going to flood
work site enforcement operations. Now, these statements have sparked quote controversy.
The media claims and immigration advocacy groups are fighting back,
arguing that such aggressive enforcement tactics could quote strain community
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relations and lead to the targeting of non criminal undocumented immigrants.
Now this comes as the media also freaked out saying
that Donald Trump took all of the fun out of
Cinco de Mayo. Why because many cities canceled or downplayed
their Singo Demyo events for fear of ICE raids and deportations.
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Chicago residents and the president of their local community group
said that people in the Hispanic community are quote very
scared of gathering in public, with some even considering going
back to Mexico on their own. By the way, that
is absolutely what the Trump administration is saying they want
to happen. Quote, our people are very scared. Honestly, they're
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saying they don't want to go to work. They have
to go to work because they have to feed their families.
So if they both were working, now one person is working.
As to why they canceled the Singo DeMaio parade in
Chicago's Little Village, which attracts up to three hundred thousand
people annually, Escobar said that too many people are just afraid.
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How about the parade, how about the festivities? And they say, well,
if we're scared to go to work, I don't think
it's nothing to celebrate. So that took us to the
decision over money. We all see this country as picking
up people with no criminal records, he claims, which is
actually not true. If you come to the United States
of America illegally, you are a criminal. Back to the statement,
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and honestly, it's a horrible way we have seen in
my last forty five years I've been living here in
the US, nothing like it.
Speaker 2 (23:41):
And so let's just be clear, this is.
Speaker 1 (23:43):
Exactly what the president of the United States of America
wanted he wanted illegal immigrants to not feel safe staying
in the US. He wanted them to be looking over
his shoulder and is hoping that many will be deporting themselves,
whether it's Chicago or Philadelphia, many other cities.
Speaker 2 (24:01):
Even in Oregon.
Speaker 1 (24:02):
The Latino Fests was also canceled there as the executive
director of the Latino Community Association said there's just too
much fear among illegal immigrants or has he described them
migrants of being identified or detained simply for participating in
our cultural celebrations of Cinco de Mayo. Democrats are also
(24:22):
blaming Donald Trump for the quote economic impact, saying the
cancelations have had significant economic repercussions. In Chicago, the Chamber
of Commerce put out a statement estimating a loss of
approximately one point five million in direct income for the
city in between five and six million for local businesses
(24:42):
due to the parades cancelation on Cinco de Mayo. Now,
all of this complaining comes at a time whether a
shocking video has come out showing illegal immigrants attacking police
officers in New York. Tom Homan sitting down with Laura
Ingram on Fox talking about this attack on these police officers,
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and it's planned to flood ice workforce in sanctuary cities.
Speaker 3 (25:08):
Take a listen, law enforcement officer, you're much more dangerous
to an unarmed civilian.
Speaker 7 (25:13):
Oh no, they'll have a knife at your throat in
two seconds. What's your message to those three illegals? I
hate the word migrant, by the way, I don't even
want to use it. They are illegal aliens, Okay, that's
what they are, The three of them who are still
on the loose. Your message to them tonight.
Speaker 3 (25:29):
We're coming for them. And these are the type I'm
want to explain something. These are the type of people
the AOC rags. Why I'm educating people to their constitution
of rights. We all know what she's doing. She's educating
illegal alien criminals how to invade law enforcement. But no,
now I'm gonna do a little education myself. You don't
want to open the door, You don't want to answer
(25:49):
a question. You don't you want to help us with
a travel doctrine to get you removed. That's a violation
of the Title A United States Code twelve fifty three.
It is a crime, and we're going to start prosecuting
those crimes tomorrow. So if you've got a fine order
and you want to hinder your removal, you want to
put roadblocks up and not cooperate, you want to hide,
you want to not open the door, then Nation's gonna
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start prosecuting you criminally. Then after you get out of
jail from that prosecution, then we'll deport you.
Speaker 2 (26:14):
Game's over.
Speaker 3 (26:15):
We're going to look for these public safety threats and
we're going to take them off those streets in New
York and every other Sanctuarius city, a matter of fact,
every singorious theority city. We're going to triple the workforce.
We're gonna flood the zone with officers. If we can't
wrestle in the jail, we'll wrestling in the community. If
we can arrest me in the community or arrest me
at the work site, We're going to triple work site
enforcement operations.
Speaker 2 (26:36):
We're going to flood the zone.
Speaker 3 (26:37):
We're going to take these public safety threats off the streets.
Speaker 2 (26:39):
With your help or without your help. One thanks for sure.
Speaker 1 (26:43):
Law and order is back, and the President United States
of America is encouraging all of those impositions of power
around him to do the will of the people, which
is to get rid of the legal immigrants in this country. Now,
Tom Homan wasn't done there either. There's another controversy, and
that is with AOC. AOC is doing everything she can
(27:05):
to help illegal immigrants stay in the US. They're even
doing seminars where they teach illegal immigrants how to exploit
the system, or fight back, or get a lawyer and
work to stay in the United States of America for
a longer period of time. Tom Homan made it very
clear that that is not what a congress person's job is.
(27:27):
And if you were helping criminals evade arrest, is it
against the law. Well, tom Homan was asked about that
in AOC's comments.
Speaker 7 (27:36):
Take a listen now, speaking of AOC, Tom, she actually
mentioned you in a town hall last week.
Speaker 8 (27:43):
Watch when we first did one of these seminars, Tom Homan,
then acting Director of ICE, said that he was going
to threaten to refer me to the DOJ because I'm
using my free speech rights in order to advise people
of their constitutionally guaranteed protections. And he may want to
do it again today.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
And so that I say, come for.
Speaker 7 (28:05):
Me, Tom, come for me, She said, I take pleasure.
Speaker 3 (28:09):
I can live with her mind rent free every day.
But we all know exactly what she's doing. Like I
just said, she's educating the worst of the worst, how
we invade law enforcement for the tables have now turned.
She's educating people how to get prosecuted. Because you have
a final order, it is illegal to not comply with
that order. It's a crime to take steps to not
(28:35):
comply with ICE removal orders or not comply with ICE
actions take you in custody. You can't hinder your own
removal that was ordered by the federal judge. All like
aoc to read Title eight and I say it's called
twelve fifty three because it's starting tomorrow.
Speaker 1 (28:49):
One thing is for sure, the Democratic Party is not
going to abandon illegal immigrants. In fact, they're doubling down
trying to keep them safe and to be able to
stay in this country, hope that they can give them
amnesty down the road. And what is President Trump's response
the deployment of military forces to the southern border, the
expansion of detention facilities, incentivizing voluntary departures, which we spoke
(29:14):
about yesterday, and the legal challenges to enforcement measures put
in by the left. There's also a fight with Mexico
and making sure that President Trump stands up to Mexico
to combat the cartels, as well as making sure that
the fetanyl is not coming across the southern border. So
at this point, Americans have decide whose side are we on.
(29:37):
Are you going to stand with the illegal immigrants and
the MS thirteen gang members, or are you going to
stand with the president units it's America that says he's
going to put Americans first instead of last. One thing
that is very clear is the President United States of
America has said that he's listening to the people and
stopping at nothing to go after those that are in
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this country illegally. Make sure you share this podcast with
your family and friends, put it up on social media
wherever you are, and we appreciate you listening every day.
Speaker 2 (30:09):
We'll see you back here tomorrow.
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