Transportation Nightmares, Tucker/Fuentes Drama Cntd., & Ben Shapiro Joins Us

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Mondaminian Democrats want to talk about affordability. We love that subject.
We love it. Look at the facts I brought some
this morning. It's the Republicans who are working every day
to make life more affordable for working families. And it's
not a talking point for us.

Speaker 2 (00:14):
We are delivering.

Speaker 1 (00:16):
After four long years of skyrocketing prices under the Biden administration,
we had to take over. You don't flip a switch
and reverse that overnight. It takes a while to work
those policies out of the system and to get the
new ones in. President Trump and Republicans are delivering results
for the American people that they can see and feel.
To date, we've seen core inflation is nearing its lowest

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level in four years, Gas prices have fallen to a
four year low, prices for everyday goods continue to decline,
and blue collar workers are seeing the largest increase in
wage growth in nearly six decades. That's the result of
our policies and Congress House Republicans are working hand in
hand with President Trump to advance his affordability agenda. It

(01:00):
is President Trump who ran on that, it's President Trump
who's delivering on that, and we are all partners in
that new effort to make America great again. It begins
with the economy, and we know that we're laser focused
on making a difference in the lives of hard working
American families. Here's another demonstration, the Working Families Tax cut.
It is aptly named it's the largest tax cut in

(01:22):
US history for working and middle class Americans. You got
Bernie Sanders runn around.

Speaker 2 (01:28):
They're talking about the billionaires. That's not this, that's the
opposite of the truth.

Speaker 3 (01:32):
Look at the facts.

Speaker 1 (01:33):
That bill was written for lower and middle class earners
and they are the ones that will feel the positive
effects going in the next year. We included in that
as you know, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime,
real tax relief for seniors. These are the kinds of
things that people feel and they see that we're making
good on our promises.

Speaker 4 (01:53):
Well, they're going to have to figure something out in
terms of messaging for everything, because now that the flight
cancelations are kicked everywhere, that is gonna be something that
coupled with grocery like you know, beef, et cetera. They
gotta have, they got to have something, They got to
have some kind of This is where Democrats are gonna

(02:14):
try to make it trickier for Republicans. Welcome to the Show,
Dana Lash with You. A very exhausting week. I was
caught up in some of the travel stuff, so I
know exactly what it's like. It's a pain in the backside.
I will say traveling through DFW was lovely because their
agents are very nice, but not everyone is the same.
And O'Hare is a nightmare. It is a nightmare. We

(02:38):
almost didn't make it back. We almost didn't make it
back today for the Today's show. It almost didn't happen.
I mean it was. They had flights canceled and it
was getting bad. And one of the other things too,
is the TSA agents were or not TSA agents, I
should say the gate agents. We're telling people it's gonna
get worse. It's gonna get worse. It's just the way

(02:59):
to And then you know Democrats are going to use
this to really make a put have a crunch on Republicans.
That's what so much of this is about. So welcome
to the show, Dana Lash with You. Or at the
top of this first hour, and this is you know,
they they've had a group of Democrats that they were
going to well, not a group, I should say, like
a couple of them that they that were coming to

(03:22):
the table to negotiate, and I just, you know, I
don't know how. Maybe they're going to get a deal,
maybe they won't. We'll see. But the bottom line is
that there were some of them that I think they
were more of a like a couple of modern it's
like Federman et cetera that we're looking at going into
all of this, And the response from Republicans has been

(03:47):
to not move on it, which is correct. I mean
they I mean they also just have to just get
in place and start amping up the messaging on Yes.
You can't you can't just go out and say that
Democrats keep voting no.

Speaker 3 (04:02):
We know this.

Speaker 4 (04:03):
You can't just say, well, Democrats are voting no. We
know all of this. We know they're voting no. But
what Republicans should do during this period is that there
should be they should have like news conferences every single day.
This is what we would like to get done, These
are the things that we would like to get done.
This is how we want to you know, for instance,

(04:24):
lower the cost of beef. And this is what we've
been doing to that point, that's some of the stuff
that they should be that they should be putting out there.
And maybe, I mean, we'll see, but I really think
that that's the most important messaging for them to have
at this point. Here's our plans, here's what we're doing,
this is what we've been doing because not a lot

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of people pay attention, like all of you out there,
not a lot of people do. And it's just the
way it is. And this is, like I said, I
don't know if you've seen some of the airline stuff. Whoo,
and they're going to make that hurt. I think that
now they're emboldened to drag it all the way to
the holidays.

Speaker 2 (05:03):
Cane.

Speaker 4 (05:04):
Yeah, I think they're emboldened to drag it all the
way there. That's what I think.

Speaker 5 (05:08):
I did see several Democrats last night on different you
know outlets, and they were just claiming, no, we're going
to vote no today. Son wants to open it up today,
and we're gonna vote no because it's gonna hurt our
brand if we open.

Speaker 4 (05:21):
It up right now, right, Yeah, they're gonna keep voting
now and that's what we're gonna have. That's all we're
gonna have.

Speaker 6 (05:26):
The uh.

Speaker 4 (05:28):
Push on that isn't so much coming from the Schumer
faction either. A lot of it. I mean you're getting
you're getting a lot of this. This is from the
Jay of Paul's. This is from uh, you know, the
the Chris Murphy's. It's from all of those folks, the
super far lefties. And we'll see how it We'll see

(05:48):
how it unravels. I just want to play some other
audio for you. Uh, this is let's see here this
where do we I guess I got a couple of things.
A lot of it's the maam Donnie. By the way
that this is cut fourteen. This is also going to
further empower them to not do anything. Listen.

Speaker 7 (06:07):
Zorn Mamdani, is he the future of the party and
Democrats combat Republicans demonizing him. I mean a lot of
people believe he is going to be on ads across
the country and as a kind of a target for Republicans.

Speaker 8 (06:18):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (06:18):
I think the future of the party is Zorin and
Abigail and Mikey.

Speaker 3 (06:24):
Right.

Speaker 2 (06:24):
The future of the party is that we're a big
ten party.

Speaker 4 (06:28):
M big ten party. We're gonna save the im gonna
bowld this. We're gonna come back to this, big enough
for the extremist? Where does this sound familiar? Where does
this sound familiar? You know, where have you heard this before?
Big enough for the big enough for that? Where have
you heard it before? Just saying, oh my goodness? All right,

(06:50):
so this we're also following a number of other things.
We still got all that because the in fighting won't stop.
But it's important. We also have uh, consumer sentiment down.
I was reading this headline for market Watch earlier, consumer
sentiment down to a record low. I'm wondering how all
of this is going to kick in for the holidays though, too,

(07:11):
especially with shopping and Christmas shopping, et cetera. And then
a lot of people travel over the holidays. You know
that the flights are probably going to get more expensive
now as a result of all of this. Did you
see so if you if you were unaware of the
flight thing they had it where they are canceling or

(07:31):
were they're reducing I think how many was it like
eight hundred something flights something to that effect they were,
I mean, it was an inordinate amount of flights. And
they said some of the worst airports that were that
were affected are O'Hare which is already feeling it when
let's just let me tell you how it went. So
when we because I was going to try to get
back to make the radio programming, we almost didn't even

(07:53):
get back yesterday. But when we we had a two
thirty am pick up and had to be wanted to
get it because I was anticipating it was going to
be rough. We were supposed to board our flight at
four thirty. When we got there at O'Hare, they didn't
even have security lines open and the line was already
almost two hours long. So when we walked in at

(08:14):
two thirty in the morning, there were people that we
talked to who said that they had just spent the
night at the hotel or sorry, in the airport lobby,
there were people. It was like a homeless encampment. People
sleeping on the floor everywhere when we walked in, and
it didn't matter if you were clear or first or whatever,
it didn't nobody cared. It did not matter. It didn't matter.
So when they started order, when they started opening up,

(08:37):
they only had two lines to open at first, and
it was going pretty slow. I think we were probably
I mean, it was about two hours to get through
and then flights kept getting canceled and moved back and
moved around, and it was just I think we sat
on the plane for like two hours and then everybody

(08:57):
had to get off the plane and then you I mean,
we got the last flight out of Chicago, literally the
last flight out of Chicago, and when we left, I mean,
you just have to take whatever seat. My husband travels
with me, so he was somewhere on the plane where
I was somewhere in the plane. I was between. They
were very nice gentlemen, but I you know, sitting in
between some strange dudes and all packed in like sardines,

(09:20):
just trying to get out because it's that bad. So
if you all are planning to travel for the holiday season,
good luck with that. Honestly, I mean road trip is
probably your best bet. And not kidding. And a lot
of this is, you know, Democrats want to make it hurt.
They absolutely want to make it hurt. And I absolutely
put all the blame on them because they had no
problem passing this stuff previously, they had no problem voting
for this stuff earlier. This is just them being petty.

(09:41):
Forty airports and it's all the nation's largest airports. According
to FAA and so they had everybody's been scrambling for this.
It's they said, as of this morning, over seven hundred
flights were canceled. That was over three percent of the
total schedule for the day. Uh, they said, Now this

(10:02):
is if you have major storms, that's something that's it's similar,
but it's usually you know, pretty much centralized to the
area that's having the storm. This is all over the
United States. So I mean, it's the cuts are going
to increase to ten percent next week. So it's four
percent today, Tuesday, it's supposed to be six percent Thursday,
it's going to be eight percent next week. On that Friday,

(10:25):
it's gonna hit ten percent. And this is going to
be the seventy second worst since like coming out of pandemic.
It's bad. This is bad. So we'll see, we'll see
how it goes. But they I mean, it makes me
wonder too, you know, does it affect the crew on
the ground, like you know, baggage all this It was,
Oh man, it was a mass, absolute mess. You got
to think of all the stuff that it affects. Absolute mess.

(10:47):
So we're gonna we're gonna keep watch over that. But
I would very much I would be very careful. I
do not envy anybody that's traveling at all right now,
because it is an absolute mess. So we have a
lot still to touch on. We've got headlines coming up.
We're gonna get you set up with a bunch of
other stuff and all of that. We got headlines on

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Speaker 9 (12:27):
And now all of the news you would probably miss.
It's time for Dana's quick five.

Speaker 4 (12:33):
All right, First up, Household debt has hit a record
eighteen trillion dollars. Delinquencies have remained elevated. This is coming
in from the hill. Debt balances continue to rise, they said.
Younger borrowers are actually struggling more. This stupid pop up
from the hill will go away. They'd be great. Younger
borrowers eighteen to twenty nine are struggling with the most
late payment. Student loan balances rose to a record one

(12:55):
point six trillion dollars, and total household debt climb to
a record eight team trillion last quarter. Most of the borrowers,
they said, are remaining on track with payments. Young Americans
are getting squeezed. This is all like going into some
of the stuff we're gonna be talking about later to see.
The first trailer for the Michael Jackson buyop was released,
So I'm not watching that. Are you gonna watch it?

(13:18):
I'm not gonna watch it. This is weird was a.

Speaker 5 (13:20):
Huge ran back in the day. Michael Jackson.

Speaker 8 (13:22):
Yeah.

Speaker 4 (13:24):
I mean, look, I know that it's problematic. Now it's problematic.
Now that's some talent, But it's problematic now. You know that.

Speaker 5 (13:30):
And just because of rumors.

Speaker 4 (13:32):
Dude, he went to court, didn't he?

Speaker 5 (13:33):
So that's how you get to look valid.

Speaker 4 (13:37):
I don't know. I mean, it is weird when your
adult man, you got somebody else's kids sleeping at your house.
I'm just saying it's weird. Dallas Cowboys player Marshaun Neeland
dead at twenty four. This was unreal. They're they're investigating
it as a suspected homicide. I mean I heard he
you know, taught himself. That's what I heard. So I
don't know what they're saying is suspected about it. That's
a horrible story. Defensive and for Dallas Cowboys, they said

(13:59):
it was like late Wednesday, early morning Thursday, and that uh,
they said that he I mean apparently there it was
in Frisco, and they he had evaded troopers during a
pursuit with DPS and they lost sight of his vehicle.
Apparently it crashed on Dallas Parkway heading south and and

(14:20):
then I fled, but they ended up they ended up
finding him. Just horrible story.

Speaker 10 (14:23):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (14:24):
Also, robo taxi runs over and kills a popular cat
that greeted people in a corner shop, Kit Cat. The
cat was run over by an automated car. A bartender
rushed him to the veterinarian hospital, but that cat did
not make it. Everybody's very sad, well because auto cars
don't care about that. They're like, he was a special cat.

(14:45):
They were saying, you can tell by the love and
support he got from the community that he was a
special cat. I'm sure he was, that's right. But he's
got run over. That's sad. But I mean, it's you know,
they don't they don't stop for stuff like that. Like,
what if you're in a what if you're in a
robotic taxi and like they come across the deer, does
it just apply into the deer? I'm like, how does
that work? Is it like the little robot vacuum that's.

Speaker 5 (15:06):
Like, oh, oh, you know, might have been too small
for it to see.

Speaker 4 (15:11):
Any think they should have sensors everywhere on that, Yeah,
you think. So, we just talked about all of the
stuff with the flights. They're cutting ten percent at forty
major airports. The full effect of that's going to be
kicking into gear. Next Friday is when the full effect
is going to be going to be felt. So yay,
that sounds like a lot of fun for you guys,
doesn't It sounds like fun for everybody. Nobody, No, nobody,

(15:35):
nobody thinks that. Also, let's see, Denmark is set to
ban social media for children under the age of fifteen.
I don't know why government. I don't like government doing
stuff because to me, that's the parent's job. I just thought,
this is why I don't like bad parents. Bad parents
make situations like this where now you have the government
that's trying to use bad parenting as an excuse to

(15:57):
expand and take take more or control. That's mean really
what it is, just not a fan of any of this. Also,
let's say, but they said that this fast food chains
are offering one dollar meals to SNAP recipients. This is
at Carl's Junior. So they're offering a one dollar meal

(16:17):
to those impacted by the government shutdown. And the at
five paragraphs in because this British paper, the Mirror, doesn't
know how to properly write an article, and I think
all these people should be chained behind a LORII and drag.
They said that Carls Jr. Is one of It's true
they ought to because I can't stand that when you
read an article and the bleeds buried acrafts down, I
get enraged. A few things anchor me more. But that's

(16:41):
one of the businesses that's doing it. It's only in
Los Angeles though, so you know, if you want that
one dollar meal, you got to go all the way
to Los Angeles to make that happen. And let's see
also getting into it, and let me pull up a
couple of other things here. I'm still recovering from being
up for twenty seven hours straight because of all the
travel nonsense. Uh, there's gonna be a big o fight

(17:04):
to replace Nancy Pelosi that's coming her exit strategy. I
feel like this is on purpose. She just is just spite.
She's just gonna make them fight it out. So they're
kicking off this this wide open contest. And of course
you know San Francisco is dealing with cost of living,
et cetera, et cetera. There are a number of people
that are going to be stepping up. All of them
are insane extremists too. By the way, if you thought

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We have a lot more in store coming up. As
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Speaker 11 (18:52):
And if I have people who want to second guests
what we're doing, why we're doing it, I've done all
I can to minimize disruption in the air. I'm trying
to get people where they want to go and get
them there safely. If people want to question us, I
would throw it back at them. Open up the government.
You know, we have to take unprecedented action. Is because
we are in an unprecedented situation with a shutdown. And so,

(19:17):
by the way, if I don't take this action, Rick
might be the first one to come at me and say,
why didn't you look at the data and why didn't
you take action to keep people safe? He wants to
go at me one way or the other, no matter
what I do. And so again, I have a number
one job of keeping people safe. I've looked at data.
I want to be preemptive and I want to make
sure people are safe in the system. And by the way,

(19:38):
this was not a political decision. We did this with
the safety team at the FAA. We did it with
the administrator of the FAA. As that data came in,
we decided to, you know, make the decisions that we
thought were appropriate.

Speaker 2 (19:50):
And if I have people who want to.

Speaker 4 (19:54):
Well and true, I mean they're doing the best that
they can. It was kind of a fecal storm before
he got into office, because I mean you had poot
pooty juice. Who what the hell did he do there
that he left it in such a mess. I mean
you guys, remember Pete poota judge when he went on

(20:15):
Oh jeez, guys, after forgive me. I literally, my brain
is not all the way recovered when he went on
maternity leave. Is what I was looking for. I think
this was in let me look it up. I think
was it. I think this is a political piece, and
he yes, it was. So remember when he went on

(20:38):
maternity leave for three months because he bought some kids
and then he you know, came back, et cetera. But
he acted like he was completely out of pocket for
that entire three month period. There was a story that
ran that apparently people within the Department of Transportation were
leaking to members of the press. They were upset because

(20:58):
he was now for around. He wasn't answering emails. And
this was when they had the protest, the longshoreman's protests
at the docks. Yeah, that's when he Why are they
sitting in a hospital bed? I never understood that. It's
not like they birthed these babies themselves. It's weird to
sit there in a hospital bed and hold kids like
you just gave birth. I don't I don't understand it.

(21:21):
So I I'm looking at this piece and this uh
pot booty juice. He was not able. They couldn't get
they couldn't reach in. They had questions as it related
to the the longshoreman's strike in addition to that, that's
when things were still kind of reopening in the wake

(21:43):
of COVID et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, And they
had a lot of questions as to how they were
going to help make up and deal with the backlog
and if there's any bureaucracy that you know, he could
get through because he's sort of like, you know, he
was the the piece between you know, all of the
workers and Biden, and he just didn't do his job.

(22:03):
And so they leaked like this is why this is
so important. They were Democrats in the Department of Transportation
leaking to Politico about this. That's how bad, you know
it was, because they they it was already a civil
war there between these people. It was already a civil war.
Just craziness. So I don't know, I feel bad for

(22:26):
Sean Duffy because it feels like he's having to deal
with all of this stuff that was just laid to
just no no one ever dealt with it. Wants preparing
video for you of the time when Booty Juice pretended
to ride a bike in DC and they this was
him and he got out of the suv. This was
like two blocks away that he wrote in the sub suv.

(22:49):
They didn't even he didn't even get his own bike out.
They had people get his bike out for him and
do this him, get it out for Himed look they
were there's strapping him on the bike like parents do
to a child. This is the stuff that he did.
Oh look there's pood Booty Juice riding and you know
he didn't do that. This is crazy. This is the

(23:13):
kind of stuff that he did instead of actually, you know,
I again, he was a DEI higher and he didn't
do anything. And I feel bad for Shon Duffy because
they feel like Sean Duffy, he's getting a lot of
criticism from Democrats for stuff that Democrats did. It's just
and it's so frustrating to see. And now we're all

(23:33):
dealing with it. And that's one of the reasons why
I'm so mad about it. Now we are all dealing
with it. All of this, I think it's all related.
I mean, why is it that you know we had
Why is it that our airports are such a mess?
Why is it that you know, we I mean, we
were having these issues even before Trump won the election,
and now they're going to act as though, well all

(23:53):
of this is because of it's all Republicans. It's really
what it is. Stop it. It is not all right.
So a few other things, some house cleaning. So I
participated in a debate and it's going to air next week.
It was tough Alan Dershwitz. You know, there are a
lot of people that don't like him. But you know
that at the old saying about old soldiers, right, Okay,

(24:13):
well that also applies to old litigators. There's a reason
why they're around because they they're very good with rhetorical stratagems,
and you know there's a reason for that. So it
was in Chicago, where Chicago is such a beautiful city,
and I hate it so bad because of I hate
it because it reminds me of what it used to
be before it was entirely ruined by Democrats, and also

(24:37):
because it's like the communist stronghold of America. It's where
all the Marxist movements got started, was in Chicago. So
was up there for the Free Press and fire that
they do these debates, which I think are incredibly important
to do because you know, discussion right now, in a
simple discussion, it's such a you can't really have it anymore.

(24:58):
Everybody's so tribal and everything is so siloed. But going
in there, I was reminded me into such a beautiful skyline.
But as we were getting started, there was Barry Weise
walked out and made she moderated, made remarks and I
mean literally within thirty seconds of her speaking, they already

(25:19):
had a pro Hamas person jump up and start screaming,
and it I mean, no one could say anything, No
one could, you know, because she was so loud, and
they had to drag her out because she was disrupting
the event to the point where we couldn't have it,
so they had to dry and she was saying, oh,
you're murdering people in Gaza and no da da da.

(25:40):
Why these people always let Hamas off the hook. That's
why I can't take them seriously or consider there there
are points to be of any worthiness at all whatsoever.
And I think that, you know, I was there's there's
a couple of things that I think dovetails into what's
happening now because while all this was happening, you know,
Tucker Hooker, Carlson, I've been in a really weird spot

(26:03):
because I've known him for a long time. He was
you know, I brought him content for his program. I
know that when people get free content from content creators,
they like to think that they're doing those people a
favor when you make their show. But you know, and
and you know, we were friends, and and he very
kindly when I brought him, you know, our school board

(26:24):
fight here because our school board we were the first
in the nation before Virginia to vote on the school
board stuff. We had all those issues going and so
you know, he aired that, he talked about it, and
it was very helpful. I don't know what happened to him.
I know people like to joke around and say, oh, well,
you know you talked about getting attacked by demon. How
do you how do you know he wasn't wrestling with

(26:46):
an angel. Allah Jacob just saying Caine's face over there,
woo your face, that's okay. So in fairness, my husband
suggested that to me, he was like, what if it
wasn't a demon? What if it was an angel and
this was God saying stop it. I'm just saying, I,

(27:06):
you know, for take it for what it's worth. Very interesting.
We were just you know, speculating. We were talking about
it because he will. I don't feel like he's going
to go on any program where he's going to be
challenged or speak publicly with anybody that is going to
make him really really vigorously defend his perspective. And so
that that kind of it's I find it to be

(27:31):
a double standard. That demonstrates a weakness to me, and
I don't like weakness. We either go and advocate for
your values, and if you cannot withstand scrutiny of your values,
the problem isn't with the person that's doing the scrutinizing.
The problem is with you or your values. And maybe
that's the issue. And that bothers me because I mean

(27:54):
I went and I argued a guy against a guy
just you know this week, who has literally been in
the courtroom longer than I've been alive. Like he was
already a well respected attorney before I was even born,
when my mother was a child. Okay, that's how long
he's been doing He second his late eighties for Karine
loud Uh and I still went, knowing full well it

(28:15):
would be the hardest debate of my life. I still went.
So that's why I don't have a lot of respect
for people who don't do that, for people who only
go to the friendly places, for people who only want
to go to the safe space podcasts or the safe
space stages. That's what it is. It's a giant down
pillows safe space. You're not contesting ideas, You're just further

(28:38):
presenting them without rebuttal and that's a weakness, so I think,
And this has been going on and on still because
Heritage came out with another video. Dear Heavens, why I
will never know? They keep doing it. And I think
that a lot of people, myself included, would have a
lot more grace if you stopped saying that the Free

(29:00):
Association is cancel culture, and if you stopped telling people
who are good Christian people who are objecting to things
that are absolutely scriptural moral failings as being unacceptable in
a coalition, if you stop trying to pretend that those
people are attacking someone on the right. We are coming

(29:22):
up with this way to defend bad ideas by not
allowing them to be contested in the public space. That's
what a lot, That's what so much of this is.
They don't want bad ideas to be contested in the
public space. I got into it with the guy who
is with who is it that Tom Jones guy, the
American Accountability Foundation, which is basically like a great value

(29:46):
media matters at this point, and I just think it's
weird when you run a firm's account. First off, Tom Jones,
you're running this, are you? Does Tom Jones running the
social media account? If you're a think tank, don't use tanking.
Your mast had to argue with people in pick fights.
That is one of the stupidest PR moves I've ever seen,

(30:06):
especially with someone like me who has energy to literally
outlast you for a millennia. I will literally drag it
out until my dying breath. That's just the way it is.
So he decided because I made the remark that they
were sending out these emails. Amy Swear is a friend
of mine. She's at Heritage. I'm gonna tell you. Amy

(30:28):
Swear is very solid on the Second Amendment. She's great,
and she works really, really hard in the advancement of
Christian Christian faith and of constitutional principles, and to have
someone like her being spoken of as like traitorous this
idea that he If Heritage wants to have one voice,
then make sure that the one voice you speak with

(30:49):
is actually a culmination of all of the voices there.
If you're going to have a one voice policy at Heritage,
then maybe make sure that it's not so badly spoken
that you have to do five in six videos to
clean up the first video that you did. We are
at a level when this is not learning on the job.

(31:09):
We're at a level where people can literally call up
the President of the United States and effect change. This
isn't about grace. This is about shock at the absolute
lack of professionalism and planning and preparation and general knowledge.
I got more video on this to come that we're
gonna that we're gonna play. But you know, for instance,

(31:30):
where's the let me pull this up. I have a
million windows up forgive me. And look, Kevin Roberts came
on the program, and I give him credit for doing
that because he knew it wasn't gonna be an easy interview.
But there was the audio of him where he was saying, well,
you know, I really don't follow politics. That went viral
over the weekend it was everywhere, or this week it's everywhere.
He had said, well, you know, I really don't. I

(31:51):
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Speaker 4 (33:25):
Good question? Can you tell me what category of fat
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Speaker 12 (33:28):
So it's based on your shirt size, So if you
are a one or two X, you are small fat,
three to four X you are mid fat, five to
six X you are super fat. Is based on what
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So that's where that comes in. And like the privileged
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Speaker 4 (33:57):
What in that world am I hearing.

Speaker 3 (34:00):
With us?

Speaker 6 (34:01):
So?

Speaker 4 (34:01):
Wait, this is like Starbucks coffee's orders. I would like
a fenty, I would like a grande. I would like yes,
not that and that that that. I look at it
like you're either curvy or you're morbidly obese. Morbidly obese.
It's not people aren't saying these things as a way

(34:23):
to mock someone. That's actually I mean it's actually spoken
from a place of concern over somebody's health. I mean,
if I see people who are so obese that it
actually makes them their breathing labored just from walking or
walking fast, that's a concern. I mean, goodness, that's like

(34:46):
your your health, at your heart, everything is affected. But
these people, I don't I'm just trying to understand the
gosh why, I don't know. I'm trying to understand the
psychology always feeling like or or thinking that everybody's after you.
I think it's not even that they believe that everybody's
after them. It almost seems that it's just a way

(35:08):
to exert a power that they cannot obtain anyone else,
accept their victimization. Yes, what the hell is even? What
is mid fat? What is small fat? Small fat is
not a thing, that's not No, that's not a thing. Well,
you're small fat. You can fit in the airplane seat.

(35:29):
You're small fat, and it's not everybody else's fault either.
What is the What do they mean by the privilege
that goes along with it? What does that mean? Like,
you're you're more privileged if you're super fat than small
fat or are they saying you're more privileged if you're
small fat than super fat? That was unclear to me.

Speaker 2 (35:48):
I think that one makes more sense.

Speaker 4 (35:50):
So because you're healthier, that means you're privileged. Hell does
that mean stop with this privilege nonsense? That's so, that's
so bratty. Coming up, we have a lot to discuss,
including I wrote a really good piece and I think
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(36:12):
this way of identifying. We've had a generation of third
and fourth wave feminism that has gone after persecuted men.
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(37:58):
good stuff. So I'm and everybody's been asking. So it
was in Chicago this week, had already experienced all the
cancelation fun believe it's real. All the headlines that they're
saying about airline travel, it's not exaggerated. But that link
to the debate is going to be online next week
and you'll be able to see it then. All right,
So switching gears here, So we have to discuss because

(38:22):
there's new videos all the time. First off, let me
do Let me start with this Tucker Carlson cut. He
was on a very friendly stage and he was discussing
a pack and this was last night. I think he
was discussing this last night. I well, let me play
the audio SoundBite first, and then we've got to correct

(38:45):
something in this audio sound bite. Go ahead, this was
cut a million thousand. I don't even know anymore time.

Speaker 13 (38:51):
No, I'm just sincere question, why is the overwhelming majority
of the US Congress taking money from a foreign unregistered lobby?

Speaker 2 (38:58):
Like what like, what is the answer from APE?

Speaker 3 (39:01):
Why is that?

Speaker 4 (39:02):
Okay?

Speaker 13 (39:03):
And they want they don't they want to prevent you
from asking that question because there really isn't a good
answer other than shut.

Speaker 4 (39:11):
Up, okay. So they're talking about a pack, as Megan
because he was on with Megan Kelly. So Tucker he's
talking about a pack, and Megan's like, oh, yeah, he's
talking about APAC. I don't care if you hate a pack,
I don't care. What I do care about is the
lying that it is a foreign entity. If you want

(39:31):
to go after somebody, by all means, go after them
or go after the group. But one of the things
that we must do to distinguish ourselves from the left
is to not lie out of our backsides. It's very simple.
APAK is not a foreign entity. They're an American entity
full of Americans, and they deal with American dollars, and

(39:53):
they have an American board of directors, and that's it's
literally against federal election campaign law to take foreign money.
When you are a pack and you are registered, this
is your structure, you can't accept foreign money. So they
would be violating federal law to accept foreign money in
the first place. I mean, all of this stuff is

(40:17):
hidden on this thing that we call the Internet. It's hidden.
It's like the ancient scrolls Caine. You know how they
found the Internet. They were in the desert and they
rolled back a rock and load twas the Internet, and
it had all of this information on it that you
can just google. Yeah, that's a spell that you would

(40:38):
use Caine on the Internet in order to get it
to give you information is Google. That's how that works.
I don't make the rules. So they don't get foreign money.
I don't care if you dislike them. Don't go on
stage and be like, oh yeah, a pack is a
foreign entity. Yeah they get foreign money. You might as

(40:59):
well go all along with the whole. Oh yeah, Trump,
Russian collusion, bulbla wool. This is so goofy stop it.
So I don't. I can't take you seriously when you're lying.
Did either of them bother? I mean, I'm trying to
be Megan's is a friend and I really like Megan,
but that's not accurate to say that it's a foreign group.
By the way, I don't know who. I have never

(41:20):
met anybody from APACK in my life. Actually, wait, I
think I did. Isn't Dershowitz on APAX board. I don't
know because I met him in person for the first
time at this debate, So I guess I can't say
that I've never met anybody from APAC before. I've never
been to one of their things. I don't care. But
don't sit here and say, for the purpose of farming

(41:43):
edge lord rage that it's a foreign entity because it's not,
or that they get foreign money, because it's literally against
their tax structure and federal law. You can't just say
these things. You know, you need to be saying things
that are actually truthful. This is one of the reasons
why I get that you look, if you hate the Jews,
that's on you. But don't sit here and fabricate stories

(42:06):
out of the ether to justify your unbridled bigotry. That's
the end of it. This is what I'm talking about.
You can sit here and say things like, well, I
didn't like Netnyahu's speech, right, don't like what Herzog did, right,
I did orr. I don't like the decision that the
Knesset made, et cetera. Fine, but to go all apak
foreign group foreign money yep, yep. That seems less rooted

(42:30):
in truth and more rooted and just don't like to Jews, Right,
that's what it seems like. I don't know they like
I keep seeing, well they got a register under Pharah.
Well they if they took foreign money, I would agree
with you, but they don't. So you know, now what, right,
this is what I'm talking about. It's such a problem

(42:52):
going on safe spaces, you know, on safe stages, so
you can say these things. It just doesn't make any
sense to me.

Speaker 14 (42:58):
You know.

Speaker 4 (42:58):
This is one of the things that I so we've
been talking about this whole issue of identity politics and
the whole I how do you identitarian movement identitarianism, which
is they keep describing it as a far right thing.

(43:20):
I just think it's a left thing. I think it's
like the horseshoe theory, because the left engage engages in identity.
Identity politics, that's what it all is. It's all that,
it's all making fashioning idols out of race and create,
et cetera, which you're not supposed to do as children
of the Kingdom. Now, the reason I say this, I'm
gonna pull up this. There was a great piece that

(43:41):
I tweeted out, and actually what I'm going to do
is I'm going to have a substec piece that I'll
send out later today and I'll link it for you subscribers.
Constantin Kissen wrote this. He also has a video. But
I think it's very interesting he's said in this piece
because he's talking about the here's the problem with the

(44:05):
woke Reich. I think that there, I think a lot
of its bots. I think a lot of it's foreign influence,
and I think that you know people and I don't.
I would love to be able to talk about this
with Tucker publicly, because I realized he just started reading
the Bible a couple of years ago. And I'm not
even going to get into some of the heretical things,
you know, that were being said about the New Testament
an Old Testament that were on stage at this event.

(44:28):
That'll be a separate thing. But I don't think that
you can just suddenly become a Christian and then start
being a shepherd. I mean again, Paul even was not
in a spiritual quarantine, but he went through a period
of learn and after he was saw before he was
given the task of being, you know, a great disciple.
So my point is that I think that there is

(44:49):
in this whole woke Reich thing, the identitarian movement, there
is a major group of disaffected young dudes. Now I'm
a boy mom, so I've seen this. I have a
very I have a very sympathetic perspective to the rage
that young men feel because I think the only other

(45:12):
people who could feel a similar rage or as close
to what they feel are their mothers and maybe even fathers,
but especially the mothers who hate third and fourth wave feminism.
Because let me tell you, raising boys in a world
where I have third and fourth wave feminists constantly telling

(45:34):
them that they are the problem and that they are toxic,
why do you think? Why do you think One of
the reasons I'm as aggressive as I am because while
my sons grew up in that environment, I, as a woman,
starting from a young woman, becoming a young mother and
raising kids into young adults, grew up with that and

(45:57):
I am very hostile towards it because I think it
is a can answer. I have a lot. I have
a lot of rage towards third and fourth wave feminism
because of that, and I have a huge body of
work that details it. So I am very sympathetic to
the rage against a culture that has tried to prosecute them,

(46:19):
persecute them, smear them, dismember them, shove them down, and
oppress them. I'm very sympathetic to that. And I also
realize that there are a number of these young men
that are trying to find a way to push back,
and I personally think that you find that in scripture.

(46:43):
But I also understand that they would like to do
it very quickly. You know, we have this instant gratification society,
which is also part of that. They do not think
it's moving fast enough now, I will say, and I
had a reader make this point or a listener make
this point earlier, because I had remarked on this on
social media. I posted Kissin's Peace, and I said, what's

(47:05):
happening with young men to make them susceptible to the poisonous,
weirdly artificial form of masculinity that presents with this US identitarianism,
I said, is explained very well in Kissin's peace. The

(47:25):
whole godless future is female stuff, and the generational feminist
shaming of men has wrought a terrible consequence. And someone
made the point too, which is great that you know
it's peaked with the me too era and it's subsided.
I agree with that to an extent, but I think
the damage was done and I still think that the

(47:46):
impact is still being felt in academia. There's so much
to explore because of the fallout of this phenomenon. Now
to my point here is to go into this. Now this,
he writes, in this the Boomer Khan establishment. I honestly
feel like, can I be real that a lot of
the heritage stuff is Boomer Khan. Now, guys, please do

(48:08):
not see me emails saying I'm disparaging all Boomers, because
I'm not. Everything is about you. Stop. Boomer Kan establishment
does not understand that Fuentes is not the problem. He
is a symptom. And the reason they don't understand that
is they don't understand young men, who make up the
overwhelming majority of his audience. The entire phenomenon is driven
by a number of factors which are affecting young men.

(48:30):
Listen to this guys, listen to this. They are the
most fatherless generation in history. A quarter of gen Z
quarter grew up without a father present up, he writes,
from just nine percent in nineteen sixty they have had.

(48:51):
Here's another fact. They have had less male guidance and direction,
kiss and rights than any other group of men in
American history. And by the way, this is all cited
with a number of studies. They've had less male guidance
and direction than any other group of men in American history.
Even the boys born after World War Two, the most

(49:12):
murderous war in human history, which killed over four undred
thousand American men, they did not experience, He writes, the
economic prosperity or political stability of the pre nine to
eleven era, buying a house, especially in America's major cities,
becomes harder every year. Household income stays stagnant, cost increases.

(49:34):
He adds, they were educated in a school and college
system which is overwhelmingly female. Seventy seven percent of American
school teachers are women. We're not criticizing female teachers here
or suggesting they're not as good as men, and many
female teachers are great, but this is the sentence and
he's right. It's harder for women to teach boys how

(49:55):
to be men, and as the a result of the
growing feminization and education and of society and education at large,
many young men were not taught how to channel their aggression,
their anger, and their competitiveness into a productive category. He writes,
they were instead taught to suppress these natural male urges.

(50:18):
Gen Z spent their entire formative years lagging behind women
in education and earnings, and now young women without children
out earn men. And for the entirety of this time,
they were told that all men are trash, that the
future is female, and they were to blame for every
ill of humanity. And it may be true, he adds

(50:39):
that women haven't always had a fair deal in society,
but that was never the fault of fifteen year old
zoomer boys, who understandably bristle at being held responsible for
something they neither created or benefited from. But because they're
white men, nobody cares about their problems. That's true, so
is it a surprise. He adds that some of them

(51:00):
are angry and resentful and rebellious, and this perfect storm
of alienation and the death and the dearth. Actually, if
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(51:22):
sons in a way to make them resist their worst instincts.
Fuintez is incentivized to do the exact opposite. Do you
know why I criticize the leaders of the woke Reich
because they're not helping men become men. They're telling you
to go give into your worst impulses. Men can be great.

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Speaker 14 (56:57):
Mister Trump, Miss Trump, I'd like to ask about your
father's relationship with Israel. He's taken over two hundred and
thirty million dollars from pro Israel groups during the summer
against Iran. Even though he advised against it, Israel still
attacked Iran and the US still bombed on behalf of Israel.

Speaker 3 (57:20):
Your father's frustrations.

Speaker 14 (57:22):
With a Net and Yahoo have been main clear when
he cursed on national TV over the situation. Israel has
not been a great ally to the US all the
way since nineteen sixty when they bombed the USS liberty.
Israel is a nation where Christians are constantly under attack
in both Gaza and the West Bank. We talk about

(57:43):
America first and defending Christians, but how can we do
this if we align ourselves with the nation that does
not do that itself.

Speaker 15 (57:59):
There's no question my father said frustration. In fact, I
think he says frustration throughout the whole conflict with with
both sides at the same time.

Speaker 3 (58:06):
Make no mistake.

Speaker 15 (58:07):
You have a nation that is chanting death to America
every single day on the state streets of Tehran. You
have a nation that will develop a nuclear weapon, and
you have a nation that will use that nuclear weapon
against the Western way of life. There's no question about it.
You have a nation that will use proxies around the world,
whether it's Yemen, when, whether it's a lot of other ones,
to inflict serious, serious harm on the station.

Speaker 3 (58:29):
And they don't hide it.

Speaker 15 (58:30):
They don't hide it. In fact, you know, it's really
interesting about a year ago, maybe a little over a
year ago.

Speaker 4 (58:35):
So that was at a turning point USA event. So
this is the second tp USA event. Where we've had
we've seen a question like that, and we were talking
about the disaffected group of young men that are making
up what you know. I think everybody's kind of colloquially,
you know, the woke Reich, not woe right, woke right.
But this is the second event, different part of the country,

(58:56):
second question, and this was to the Trumps this time.
So it's not going away, and it's not infighting because
when you have identity politics, that's something on the left
that's not the right, that's not you're not arguing with
your own side to oppose that.

Speaker 12 (59:09):
Uh.

Speaker 4 (59:10):
Joining me to discuss this my friend I've known him
for gosh over a decade. You know him from Daily Ware,
a co founder, best selling author, America's number one rapper,
well former rapper, he's retired, Ben Shapiro now who joins
us by a video.

Speaker 16 (59:22):
Ben.

Speaker 4 (59:23):
First off, I wanted to get your thoughts on how
this isn't It's not just a passing thing. I mean,
this is a growing thing, and there is a significant
number of people in the gen Z you know demographic
that are they have They're they're talking about this, They're
amplifying a lot of this that's just bad information that

(59:43):
a lot of people have, and they were infuriated. I
just looked on social media. I'm sure you saw it.
They were infuriated with Eric Trump's answer, and I kind
of wanted to get your thoughts on this, and we'll
dive into it further. Sure.

Speaker 2 (59:55):
Well, I mean, I think that we can start with
what's driving this in the first place.

Speaker 17 (59:58):
I think one of the things that that is driving
this is the fact that for a decade or more,
there was an attempt by the left to basically target
Christian white men. And there's no question that this was true,
that just in terms of policy, policies were designed in
order to disadvantage Christian white men, whether it was going
after the little sisters of the poor, or the attempt
to meet to anybody who was, you know, masculine any way,

(01:00:21):
the attempts to say that the men could be women,
the sort of dei nature of all of American politics,
the b ablem movement, which is directed at the idea
that there's a white supremacist superstructure, and in saying that
over and over and over, what the left actually did
is they started to create a feeling in a lot
of young white men that as targeted group. They actually
were an identity group of their own, and then now
as an identity group of their own, they must rise

(01:00:42):
up and lay low anybody who is not a member
of that group. And there are a lot of influencers
and a lot of political commentators that we've talked about
who are fomenting this because it goes viral online. The algorithms,
particularly on x and on TikTok, are very very fond
of this, I think for a wide variety of reasons,
some decent and most not decent. I think there are
a lot of manipulations in the algorithm there, but there

(01:01:03):
are a lot of people who are perfectly willing to
cater to this and then to sort of promote this idea.

Speaker 2 (01:01:09):
And that's how you get to this place.

Speaker 17 (01:01:11):
I mean, the fact that this was happening at a
TPUSA events and these sorts of questions are the kinds
of questions that Charlie Kirk himself was routinely receiving over
and over, and it was clearly coming, as Nick Flint
has said, is clearly coming from Nick Flentis's side of
the eye. I do not think this is originally a
general outgrowth of normy traditional thought. A lot of the
kinds of questions that you're hearing here, and the Vice

(01:01:32):
president was asked last week whether Judaism was targeting Christians,
which is an absurd contention, just historically and contemporaneously. Those
questions are coming from a particular place, and the humoring
of that particular place is something that Charlie actually did
not want to do. Charlie actually forbade the involvement of
Nick Flentes and the groper mentality and white supremacy from TPUSA. Obviously,

(01:01:53):
that door has been breached, and I think that's why
you're seeing that at TPUSA. And you know, frankly, I
think that the t b USA could do a better
job of working with some of the personalities with whom
it is currently working who are promoting this sort of stuff.

Speaker 4 (01:02:07):
Well, and this gets into the whole. I mean, I
just saw, you know a clip of are someone we
know mutually, Tucker Carlson, who is on stage with another
person that we know mutually. He's a friend of mine,
making Kelly front of yours as well, and there was
a discussion like just as an example, a pack and
it was said on stage by both that it's a
foreign that's like they're they're a foreign entity or they're

(01:02:28):
taking foreign money, which just isn't true. I mean, and
we talked about that last segment, having someone exactly it's
against yeah, it's against federal campaign finance law. But the
but having that that's actual misinformation, and that's and being
very generous in that because I'm sure it's been pointed
out to him repeatedly that that's not how that group
works and the ors that the tech structure of it.

(01:02:48):
But when you have people of that caliber who are
stating those things, a lot of people just sort of
borrow the credibility or they borrow the caliber and they
use that as a credibility to justify the perpetuation of
these false things. And at some point, you know, how
how culpable are these people at that level for driving

(01:03:09):
that misdirection?

Speaker 2 (01:03:12):
I mean, I think extraordinarily culpable.

Speaker 17 (01:03:14):
I think that the fact is that we're all responsible
for the things that come out of our mouths.

Speaker 2 (01:03:17):
I mean, that's what you do every day, It's what
I do every day.

Speaker 17 (01:03:20):
And holding people to account for the things that come
out of their mouths in front of millions of people
seems like baseline decency and also baseline responsibility to your
audience and to your job, and so the constant promotion
of lies. I mean, I won't say it's misinformation, because
I do think it's lies. I think they know better
in order to promulgate a particular agenda that frankly, I
think is an aphema to traditional American conservatism.

Speaker 2 (01:03:42):
As I made I think clear repeatedly this week you
did is a very bad thing.

Speaker 17 (01:03:46):
And the truth is it's also not making life better
for any of these young men.

Speaker 3 (01:03:50):
Okay.

Speaker 17 (01:03:50):
I think one of the biggest problems that we have,
and I think this is true on the left, I
think it's also true on the right, is this idea
that the best thing for young men to feel is aggrieved.
The worst thing you can feel in America is ageneral rule,
is to feel aggrieved. You are the luckiest people. We
are all all of us are the luckiest people in
the existence of all of human history. We are so
lucky to live in this unbelievable country where legitimately you

(01:04:12):
can go on your phone, push a button and things
just to arrive at your door, where you get to
decide on your leadership, where you know all the people
who are complaining about cancelation are making tens of millions
of dollars online from talking and then complaining about how
some people don't like them and are criticizing them. We
are also lucky to live in this country, and when
we hear this kind of constant grievance mongering and the

(01:04:33):
accentuation of grievance among young men, you are doing a
disservice to young men. The way that young men are
going to get ahead in America is the same way
that I got ahead as a young man, which is
to work really, really hard and do a lot of
really hard jobs and then eventually you will succeed.

Speaker 2 (01:04:47):
If you make good decisions, you will succeed. And there's
this kind of.

Speaker 17 (01:04:50):
Benighted idea that has set in and it's I think
it's ugly and it's bad, and you see it on
both sides of the aisle, predominantly the left, but you're
now seeing it on the right as well.

Speaker 2 (01:04:58):
That actually everybody is a victim.

Speaker 17 (01:05:00):
But if you're not as successful as you want to be,
that's because there is somebody standing in your way, some
conspiratorial coterie of people who are standing in your way.
There's nothing more enervating and stupid than that. In the
United States of America, these are all college students who
are all going to have a shot in the job market.
They're going to have a shot at getting married, they
will have a shot at buying a home once they
get married and actually get a job and work for
a few years if they make the right decisions. And

(01:05:20):
instead you have people feeding them the line that the
best way for them to address their life is through
disliking women. I mean, you hear that Tucker Carlson is
a man who glossed Andrew Tates, who is one of
the worst people on earth with regard to women, that
the best way to address your problems is to pretend
that there is some secretive group of people meeting in
the back room to manipulate America's foreign policy, as opposed to,

(01:05:41):
you know, the very powerful president of the United States
who has a mind of his own. Very clearly this
idea that all the problems in your life are are
the responsibility of somebody else.

Speaker 2 (01:05:50):
I hate it. It's wrong, and it makes people's lives
individually worse.

Speaker 4 (01:05:53):
For those joining us, We're just we're talking to Ben Shapiro,
you know, I and I hate how it's always this
the choice to exercise free association is you've seen it's
described as cancelation, which I think is so disingenuous. Which
brings me to Heritage, and you know, I wanted to
believe that Kevin Roberts, who I had on the show
president of Heritage, was misinformed. Maybe you know, an underlin

(01:06:15):
gave him something to read. I really wanted to be very,
very generous and give someone the benefit of the doubt
because it was just so egregiously bad. But then to
spend like five and six videos later trying to clean
up the first one, and they just keep getting demonstrably worse.
It's not cancelation, and we have that free association. But
the problem is, I'm just trying to figure out what
is happening with one of the most you know, I

(01:06:37):
guess historically conservative organizations on the right, And do you
think that they're salvageable? Is what the all the mistakes
that they've made, is it salvageable. I mean, they're facing
a civil war within their own organization right now.

Speaker 17 (01:06:52):
You know, I don't want to speak for what's happening
inside the organization or on the board. I will say
that I thought that Kevin's last video, which must have
been hard for him to cut, where he basically said
I should never have said that that Tucker Carlson can
never sin against Heritage Foundation will always be besties forever.
That actually were a think tank, and as it turns
out that if you violate our ideas, that means that
we actually can dissociate from you. Listen what I have

(01:07:13):
preferred that he actually just said, Tucker Carlson Glosston Nazi,
He's not welcome here.

Speaker 2 (01:07:17):
Yeah, I mean, I think that would be the easiest
way to deal with the issue. He didn't do that.

Speaker 17 (01:07:20):
He sort of walked it back, but he did move
back on it pretty markedly, and he also acknowledged that
the original video is quite terrible, which obviously it very
much is. And so I do want to give people
grace when they actually are seeking it, and I do
think that that Kevin is seeking some sort of grace
from the conservative movement. I think that, you know, again,
in the interests of comedy and in the interests of
trying to orient toward the left, I think it would

(01:07:42):
be good for us to offer grace to people who
are seeking it.

Speaker 2 (01:07:45):
I have no reason to believe that Kevin is in
genuine in that.

Speaker 4 (01:07:47):
How in the world do we push back, and I
think we've done a really good job, you know, in
terms of people who really believe in constitutionalism, We don't,
you know, make idols out of race and creed and
all of that stuff. How do we push back against
this or how should I alter have alternative programming to
push back against the sorts of messages now that are

(01:08:09):
really really taking root and leading so many people, particularly
young men on the right astray.

Speaker 17 (01:08:16):
So again, I think that what we're going to see
on the right, among young men particularly is a battle
between a grievance based culture and a work based, a
good decision based culture. And we need to provide the
opposite because again I think that the easiest thing to
do is to pretend is though there's not some sort
of iceberg underneath the surface here. Well, when people are
asking about the USS liberty for example, which is a

(01:08:38):
friendly fire incident that happened in nineteen sixty seven during
the Sixth Day War and friendly and for which the
United States did full investigations, has realed been full investigations.
There's contemporaneous tape, there's tons of evidence on this that
have been full investigations. Israel ended up paying I'm going
to dive into that, actually an amount of money to everybody. Yeah,
I mean like there's it, Yeah, exactly. So I mean
to be honing in on that as opposed to, you

(01:09:00):
know the fact that right now Tucker Carlson and many
people among him are glossing the Russians. And if we
want to talk about, you know, people who were responsible
for a lot of deaths across the twentieth century, maybe
the Russians. How about Venezuelans. We are currently killing people,
you know, through shipping drugs to South America.

Speaker 4 (01:09:14):
Let me duve tail into that. I don't mean to
interrupt you, let me dovetail into that, because what you
just said, I think you're you're hitting like you're talking
about Venezuela. And then of course we have the Qatari
element all of this stuff. Honestly, and I don't want
to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but I sometimes Okham's
razor comes into play, and I feel like this is
one of those times. You know, we were talking about
all of the things that were aggrieving young men, and
we agree, you know, the third way fourth way feminism

(01:09:34):
the left. It seems like this is this is a
consequence of leftist policy run amok, and now you know
where it's all coming, you know, to harvest. But it
also seems like it was seized upon by a lot
of bad actors, foreign bad actors, and there's a lot
of discussion about Katari money coming into it and CCP
boosting algorithms as a way to decentralize, you know, positions
on the right, fracture the right, and then of course,

(01:09:56):
you know, break an alliance in the Middle East. I honestly,
that seems like the easiest explanation to me as a
way to you know, try to inflame and divide the right.
Last question for you, I mean, do you think that
that's ultimately why this is exploded as big as it has.

Speaker 2 (01:10:11):
I mean, I think it's algorithmically true.

Speaker 17 (01:10:13):
I'm always going to be hesitant in saying that individual
people you know, are on the payroll of any foreign
country without any evidence to suggest that, and so I'm
going to, i think, in some ways even worse, suggest
that what the stuff they're doing is actually genuine bad
ideas coming from a genuinely different place. And if that's
the case, then I think that we have a deeper
rooted problem. But the algorithms that are in fact boosted
by foreign powers pretty clearly are having a major impact

(01:10:36):
on young people.

Speaker 4 (01:10:36):
It's actually a scarier answer than I thought I was
going to get out of you. So I don't like
that answer. It's terrifying because it's worse if it's a
sincerely held belief as opposed to someone's being like a mercenary.
That's the truly scary thing. Ben. You've been so good
in all of this, and you've been very consistent, and
thank you so much for that as well. But now
we got to go save young men in this country.

(01:10:57):
That's what we got to do. That's our next thing.
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Speaker 14 (01:16:48):
Miss Trump, I'd like to ask about your father's relationship
with Israel. He's taken over two hundred and thirty million
dollars from pro Israel groups the summer against Iran. Even
though he advised against it, Israel still attacked Iran and
the US still bombed on behalf of Israel. Your father's

(01:17:12):
frustrations with a Net and Ya who have been main
clear when he cursed on national TV over the situation.
Israel has not been a great ally to the US
all the way since nineteen sixty when they bombed the
USS Liberty. Israel is a nation where Christians are constantly
under attack in both Gaza and the West Bank. We

(01:17:34):
talk about America first and defending Christians, but how can
we do this if we align ourselves with the nation
that does not do that itself.

Speaker 4 (01:17:42):
So he brought up and this was a TPUSA event.
Welcome back to the program, Dan a Lash with you.
We're at the top of this third hour. So this
was at a USA event and one of the audience
members asked about USS Liberty. Now, we were talking about
the disaffected group young men that have grown up, and
I was we talked about this. We'll post that online too,

(01:18:05):
by the way that grew up, you know, being told
that masculinity is toxic. And also, which still blows my mind,
a quarter of them gen Z grew up without a
father present. They didn't have a father only. It's up
nine it's up from just nine percent in nineteen sixty. Uh,
they've had less male guidance and direction than any other
group of men in American history. And this even includes
the boys born after World War Two. So now you

(01:18:28):
can kind of see how some of this, all the
ingredients in this perfect storm of insanity, has has come
to be and it's there. And their concerns about some
of the stuff that they're seeing as it relates to,
you know, the workplace and being able to buy a
house and being persecuted by third and fourth wave feminists
are accurate, but not everything is. They are searching for

(01:18:51):
a cudgel to beat back the forces of persecution in society.
And they think going along with this, like Fuentes, who
I think is being lessadged by you know, some pretty
shadowy forces, they think that going after and going with
that ideology is the way to do it. Now, it's
one thing to disagree on facts, it's another thing entirely

(01:19:13):
to make up something out of the ether and call
it a fact and use that as worthy as a
fact in which to enter a debate. That's not what
the USS liberty was. I wanted to do a quick explainer,
and there's several good ones out the folks who do
the watches over at what is it. Wasson had a
good one as well. But the USS liberty when it

(01:19:34):
was in the Mediterranean, and this was gosh, what I mean,
this was back in what the late sixties or this
was like nineteen sixty seven. This was two days after
the Sixth Day War, and that's after Israel got attacked
by literally every year of nation there, Jordan, Syria, Egypt, Lebanon,
like all of the nations that lived around it all

(01:19:55):
simultaneously attacked. So there was a ship that was in
the Mediterranean that had been mistaken as an enemy Egyptian
ship and before the war, before the war started, actually
the USS liberty was they were in the Mediterranean. They
were ordered to proceed to the eastern part of the

(01:20:16):
Mediterranean Sea and they were doing a signals intelligent collection.
They were in international waters. They were near the coast
of Sinai and they were initially given this an allowable
closest point of Approach CPA is what they call it,
and it was about thirteen nautical miles from Egypt. And

(01:20:37):
long story short, they had ineffective messaging, handling and routing
a lot of the messaging because when the war began,
there were messages that were sent increasing the distance to
stay back, like you know, twenty nautical miles and fifteen
nautical miles and then one hundred nautical miles, but they
never got those messages until after the attack, So they

(01:21:01):
never received those messages. So the USS Liberty didn't get
any of the messages warning it to not go closer. Now,
remember they were already on current orders that they were
allowed to go and do this signals intelligence collection, so
it wasn't until after the attack that they got the
orders to stay away. So they were doing what they
were told to do, and they ended up sailing literally

(01:21:24):
right in the middle of a war. That's what happened,
and it was I mean, that's how it all started.
It was a domino effect of horrific mistakes. They got
spotted by different Israeli aircraft. Israeli Central Coastal Command marked
them on their control table. But because Liberty was moving
still again, they were on orders and weren't getting the

(01:21:47):
messages to counter the orders. They weren't receiving those messages,
and they got closer and closer and closer. So then
they got twenty nautical miles from Sinai. Now this was
after they were told to get one hundred nautical miles away,
but they hadn't received that message, and the movement of
the vessel going hours without being cited, they took it

(01:22:08):
off of that control board, and because that information of
the ship's location was considered out of date. Well, then
there was shelling that was happening from the sea. They
had Egyptian more forces that were exploding munitions. You had
Israeli torpedo boats out there. They were dispatched, and then

(01:22:28):
they had all these reports that were sent back about
the USS. Multiple reports were sent back about the Liberty,
but it wasn't identified as the US vessel at that time.
So there were other vessels that were all going through
at the same time, and so they think that there
was a lot of nobody could differentiate at that moment.
You're literally in the middle of a war. So then
Israeli forces thought that the Liberty may have been an

(01:22:52):
Egyptian destroyer, and so they had two Mirage three fighter jets.
They were given permission to engage and they went and
they strafed the ship and they there was like a
seventy five wounded, eight fatalities. Now here's the thing, that
strafing totally knocked down all the antennas, killed all communication
that any communication that they could have gotten, and it

(01:23:14):
knocked down the flag. So on site, you can't tell
what ship it is. You can't tell what it's what ship.
The identification of the ship you're not you can't communicate,
and you can't see by sight the identity of the ship.
You don't know whose it is. So apparently there was
like an hour and a half after they had several
more attacks in the air, and see Liberty was significantly damaged.

(01:23:35):
And then after like I mean, after all this damage,
they it was positively identified as the USS Liberty. So
this was like two hours after the attack had started.
And then the moment that it was found out that
that's a U that was a US ship, Israel immediately
informed the embassy that's in Tel Aviv that they had

(01:23:56):
mistaken it for an Egyptian destroyer and that they now
realized that it was a US naval vessel. And so
the torpedo boats that had been involved in the attack
they returned to help and they were refused. And then
there was a chopper that Israel provided to get the

(01:24:18):
It was the US Naval attache Ernest Carl Castle, Commander
Castle to the Liberty. Then they already had the Israeli
Prime Minister at the time and the Foreign Minister. They
were immediately in communication with President Johnson LBJ at the time.
They were apologizing. They said that they said they would
financially compensate everybody and their families. They would to help

(01:24:41):
with everything, and it was a friendly fire. They had
mistaken it for an Egyptian destroyer. And then it came
out that none of the messages to actually reverse course
and stay further away from the coast were received by
the USS Liberty. And this is not the first time
something like this has happened in warfare. There's tons of

(01:25:02):
this that there's a lot of times that this has happened,
and there have been a lot of people said, well,
you know, it looked intentional, and you know it felt intentional,
and they canna have opinions on that. I mean, you know,
if you're shot at friendly fire or not, Yeah, it's
going to seem pretty damn intentional. Right, it's going to
seem pretty intentional. But the idea that it was a
purposeful attack, the facts just simply do not. None of

(01:25:25):
the facts or any of the communication actually supports it,
not a single bit of it. And like I said,
you know friendly fire Operation Desert Storm, there was a
friendly fire incident and when you had thirty five Americans killed,
nine British killed, seventy two Americans and twenty two wounded.
That was one where we also had one where a
US A ten fired on British armored vehicles. I mean,

(01:25:48):
this has happened. It's happened during World War Two, it's
happened during the Gulf War, It's happened in Normandy. There
are instances. This is a horrific aspect. A consequence of
war is that these things can happen and do happen.
And that's why everybody like me always says we're supposed
to be a last resort. But you know, the idea, Look,
if you're going to disagree on something, disagree on fact

(01:26:12):
don't be like the left, disagree on fact, disagree on
concrete because if you're not, then A where are you
getting your information? And B what is the purpose that
someone has of giving you bad information? You know, I
question some of this stuff. You know, even some people
on the right who put information out there. Why why

(01:26:32):
would anybody want to give you bad information unless it's
to manipulate you so that you can be used to
amplify something that you would not amplify if you knew
the full you had the full facts of at hand,
if you knew the story. I mean, gosh, it's like
the same thing with the Russian collusion stuff. On the left,
there were some people in the middle that were like, oh,
I don't know, it seems look at these reporters reporting

(01:26:54):
this stuff. Well, guess what these people didn't know. They
didn't know that the reporters were being fine nance by
the DNC and the Clinton campaign. They didn't know that
these reporters were getting OPO research that was so discredited
that the FBI, the left leaning heads that the FBI
wouldn't even they wouldn't even validate it because they were
worried that their next would be on the jopping Block.

(01:27:16):
They didn't want to validate it. They didn't know they
were working with someone who literally was colluding with the
Kremlin to try to get this dossier going. These people
reading these pieces didn't know that. They didn't know that
you had reporters that were laundering OPO research so that
they could get an unconstitutional surveillance warrant on somebody. They

(01:27:38):
didn't know that. So that's what I'm saying, a lot
of the people that believe this stuff, they're not. I
don't believe all of them are bad. I think a
lot of them are being fed lies so that they
can be used. And you must all this is why
you have to question everything, because yes, it is true
that we live in the greatest age of information ever,

(01:27:59):
but it is all also true that a consequence of
that means it is easier than ever to fool somebody.
So you have due diligence in making sure that the
information that you were receiving is accurate. So people like
I said, this is one example I talked earlier about

(01:28:20):
the APEC thing. You know, people want to disagree with APEC, fine,
but it's literally a federal law that it can't be
foreign the way that their tax structure exists. People are like, well,
why don't they register is with FARAH a Foreign Agent's
Registration Act Because it's entirely an American group of American
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all American dollars. They would all be the They would
get prison sentences. That's the consequence of breaking that federal
campaign finance law. That's how serious it gets, major finds
and potential prison sentence. I mean, we've seen this happen before,
so we got to be really careful and we're believing

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Speaker 9 (01:30:19):
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Speaker 4 (01:30:25):
All right, I don't know what is happening with this.
This is the craziest stuff. So we always have laughed
about the la boo boos. I feel dumb even saying
that word la boo boo. Now Starbucks speaks out because
they've had the bear. It's supposed to be a play
on the word Barista bear easta cold cups and it's
basically like a dirty bear isn't that what it is?

(01:30:48):
Is it a clear bear? Why does it look dirty?

Speaker 5 (01:30:50):
Well because they put stuff in it?

Speaker 4 (01:30:52):
Oh, I was like, why is this little bear like dirty?
It's a bear shaped twenty ounce tumbler. It's sold out instant.
People were literally lining up at three am to get
this thing because they have no lives. Apparently, if you're
one of those people, I need to question you why.
But they it comes clear, includes a lid attached to
a straw, blah blah blah. They it sold out and

(01:31:16):
there were people literally fighting each other. They were fighting
each other in line for a plastic bear cup like toddlers.
One store apparently only got one bear cup and everyone,
like someone said on Reddit, I waited hours before opening
to get the bear restuck cup? What is wrong with you?

(01:31:38):
It's a cup? You know you can probably it's probably
made in China. That means you could find another one
like it on Amazon. Probably made in China. Stop it.
Stop doing stupid things. They were fighting. They were literally
fighting each other over this. I don't I don't know, man,
I don't know. Peanut a peanut butter cover man raises

(01:32:01):
allergy concerns at Purdue. Yeah, why is the only concern
that it's peanut butter, and not that he smeared his
entire body in it. Apparently they don't know what but
they a peanut. A guy was covered in peanut butter
from hedge totoe walking around campus. They had to cleaning
crews had to sanitize surfaces coated in peanut butter. They

(01:32:24):
don't even know if it was a hate. They don't
know anything about it. They don't even know if he's
a student there. I just wow, Okay, Farmer's Almanac is
going to shut down after more than two hundred years
in operation. I have no idea what Nana's gonna do.
What is Nana gonna do? Because Nana loves her some
Farmer's Almanac. I stop it. I'm telling you, really, what
do you use it for? Well?

Speaker 5 (01:32:43):
Last one I had those like twenty fifteen. I think
twenty sixteen was the last time I actually bought the book. Yeah,
but it does have it's got some patterns.

Speaker 4 (01:32:51):
In there that for those who don't know weather predictions, guardening,
astronomy advice, all of that kind of stuff. And my
mom is always like, well, you know the Farmer's Almanacs.
Nan is always like Farmer's Almanac said. I'm just saying, so,
I don't know what she's gonna do. She's gonna have
to like go to ruins or something, or just you know,
get it.

Speaker 5 (01:33:06):
To their seeds.

Speaker 4 (01:33:08):
Yeah, she's one of those too. She does it for
Simon Seeds. Yep Exit and EMU named Frank was captured
after two days on the loose in Arizona. Man, we
almost had EMU War Part two. Google that for Australia. Yeah,
Frank the EMU. They finally captured him. He was running
around in Cottonwood all crazy. They got him. Frank the EMU.
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Speaker 16 (01:34:47):
One of the things that he has been talking about
for the last couple of days more intensely is getting
rid of the filibuster. That's actually something that you wanted
to do when Joe Biden was president. Thanks for getting
to the Senate. Is that an area where you agree
with him?

Speaker 11 (01:35:01):
We don't need a procedural fix at this point, so.

Speaker 16 (01:35:04):
He wanted the filibuster to be ended when Biden was president.

Speaker 3 (01:35:10):
But now, no, you know, I'm not in the Senate,
so I've gotten no say in that.

Speaker 4 (01:35:16):
Ooh, philipuster. I'm not in the Senate, so I don't know.
I don't have an opinion. Yeah, but he has though
we've played the video where he's had tons of opinions.
But now, oh, that was Jamie Raskin, by the way,
who is being called to account for that. Joining me
right now from the beautiful Republic of Texas, Congressman Brandon

(01:35:36):
Gilb representing Texas's twenty sixth district in full disclosure, I
mean our district, that's what it is. So he joins
us now via video. Congressman, it's good to see you.
So I just I was kind of interested in your
thoughts on Raskin's response here and Howard Democrats because they
keep voting no, so it doesn't matter that he's in
the Senate. That's his party. They own this.

Speaker 3 (01:35:58):
Your thoughts, Well, thanks for having me. It's good to
be with you. You're exactly right there. I mean, Republicans
have voted thirteen times to fund air traffic controllers and
TSA agents and every other government program. And Democrats have
held this up. Why because they want health care for
illegal aliens, They want to refund NPR and PBS, they
want to give money to various left wing social programs

(01:36:21):
all over the globe. I mean, we've gone over this
so many times, and the American people can see where
we're at now. Democrats are stuck with their foot in
their mouth here because you know, for so long, for
the past probably decade or so, they've been the ones
talking about abolishing the filibuster and implementing massive structural changes
to the way Washington works in order to get a

(01:36:43):
far left agenda pass that the American people don't want.
And now, whenever Republicans are saying, and I'm not necessarily
advocating to abolish the filibuster, I do agree with him
in the sense of that's a Senate question. Now, whenever
the question is turned back on them, they're backing away.
I think it's hilarious.

Speaker 4 (01:36:59):
It is hilarious, And of course it feels like they're
really adding the pressure on because as you know, you
saw it with all the air the airport delays and
the cancelations, and they're really going to try to say,
look what Republicans are doing. You're not going to be
able to fly home to see Grandma for Thanksgiving because
those dirty Republicans they just they not They keep passing
the cr that we voted for, and we keep voting. No,

(01:37:20):
I don't think that that. I know a lot of
people are trying to blame you know, the election that
just happened this week and some of that on this.
I actually think it's unrelated. I think it's completely unrelated
from this, And I wanted to kind of get your
thoughts republic tell me Republicans aren't going to cave on that.
Number one, But number two, do you think that Democrats
are going to alter course now that we're post election?

(01:37:41):
How do you think they're strategizing this?

Speaker 3 (01:37:43):
Well, first of all, you're right, we can't cave on this. Listen.
If we caved and we said, listen, we're going to
reopen the government, we're going to give you everything you wanted.
Not only is that bad policy, it's increasing the debt
by one and a half trillion dollars as part of
a short term CR and funding all these programs which
the American people don't want, don't want their tax dollars
going to pay for. But it would send the message

(01:38:05):
to Democrats that even when Republicans are in power, after
we win elections and get control of all three the House,
the Senate, and the Presidency, all you have to do
is shut the government down and we'll give you whatever
you want. And the reality is we can't negotiate in
a hostage situation. We're not going to tell Democrats that
you can act like petulant children and then get whatever

(01:38:26):
bizarre policy wins that you want. We're just not going
to do that. So, no, we're not going to cave
and listen, I think most Republicans, the vast majority of
Republicans are unified on that that we can't cave and
realize that what the Democrats are asking for here is crazy.
I don't think, you know, I'm skeptical that the past
election cycle, you know, whether it's in Virginia or New

(01:38:48):
York or wherever else, was related to the government shut down.
You know, there probably was some impact in Virginia. You know,
that's a state that is heavily tied to has a
lot of federal workers. It's right next to to Washington,
d c But I certainly wouldn't attribute what happened in
California or New York to a government.

Speaker 4 (01:39:05):
Shutdown exactly, or like the school boards in Wichita, Kansas.
I don't think guys related to the shutdown. We're talking
to Congressman Brandon Gill who also fire filed articles of
impeachment against that crazy Obama appointed judge. I'm trying to.
I mean, for all of the discussion that left leaning
members of the judiciary have against the powers of the executive,
which he's acting well within his scope. In my non

(01:39:29):
lawyerly opinion, what I don't get is the overreach by
this judge, like the Arctic Frost I mean, the fact
that he was part of that investigation. He signed off
on all of those non disclosure orders, and we're still
learning how deeply that you know persecution, that's a witch hunt,
how deeply that went. You said that you think he's

(01:39:49):
guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors. I think he is too.
I don't see how this guy is still. I don't
see how he can avoid this.

Speaker 3 (01:39:56):
No, and remember this is this is the Arctic frost
investigation that was started under the the FBI had got
a special prosecutor later on in Morphin and became just
kind of the doors bleue open. But this was the
same investigation that rated mar A Lago, that surveiled Representative
Scott Perry outside of his house and then seized his phone,
that seized President Trump's phone, Vice President Pence's phone. I

(01:40:17):
mean this, and then once it became a specific special investigation,
then you see subpoenas to over four hundred different Republican targets,
Republican advocacy groups and including sitting United States senators in
this judge facilitated large portions of that. You know, the
interesting thing about this is that the information that we

(01:40:38):
have on arctic frost is coming from whistleblowers. It's not
even coming from the agents at the FBI themselves. And
Cash Bettel has been doing a phenomenal job at the FBI.
That's not a comment on him, but it's a reality
that we don't actually know the extent of the corruption
and weaponization of government under the Biden regime. We're still
learning more and more, and one of the big pieces

(01:40:59):
that we found out is not only was the FBI
actually monitoring phone logs and data for sitting US senators.
But this judge signed off on non disclosure orders demanding
that the carriers not tell those senators while they are
in office, executing their constitutional duty to represent their people,

(01:41:20):
not tell them that their data is being monitored. That
is insane. That is a gross violation.

Speaker 4 (01:41:25):
I didn't understand his reasoning on that. He kept saying
that that it's because it was a national security issue.
How does he get that this is all related to
twenty twenty.

Speaker 3 (01:41:35):
No, you're exactly right. You know, he talked about Ted
Cruz specifically. You know, he was signed this non disclosure
order to make sure that Ted Cruz didn't know that
his data was being monitored. And the reasoning that he
gave was that Ted Cruz, if he didn't know, this
would obstruct justice. He would tamper with evidence, and he
would intimidate witnesses. And the judge that didn't say I

(01:41:56):
think he will do that, he said, Ted Cruz will
obstruct justice no basis whatsoever for making that claim of
somebody who, by the way, wasn't you know, it wasn't
an election denier necessarily. You know, this is just so
far beyond the pale. You know, it's really difficult to
comprehend that our own federal government was spying on sitting

(01:42:19):
US senators and not telling them. That is insane. And remember,
if they can do it to a sitting US senator,
they can do it to the president. They can do
it to anybody, and they certainly will and they will
if they can do this and.

Speaker 4 (01:42:30):
Get away with it, And that's terrifying. This is I mean,
going back to the Russian collusion stuff where you had
the DNC and the Clinton campaign that we're working to
launder you know, discredited OPO through fusion GPS, which I
don't know why they're not registered under Pharaoh because they
were out there lobbying for those Russian oligarchs against that
Magnitski Act and then taking that devise of bypassing all

(01:42:51):
of the standard operating procedure there to get surveillance warns.
I mean, I seriously think that there's probably a ton more,
because this is just what you've all been able to
uncover just a few months already, that you that Republicans
have had that been pulling the levers of power and
had the authority to do so. I mean, I'm sure
that there's probably other stuff that you guys can't even
bring to public yet because you're still you know, investigating

(01:43:12):
it until I mean, I'm not asking you to give
any show us any cards, but honestly, I wouldn't be
surprised if you know, they were out there watching everybody
who you know what, people who are members of Republican
Outreach or you know, Pro Life Outreach or anything. I mean,
this has gone. They've gone after Catholics, They've gone after
school board parents. I mean, where where does it end?
And it doesn't seem like there's been any accountability, but

(01:43:34):
this might be the first time we get it. So
my question then is how likely is this impeachment? I mean,
I don't know what all we have to expect from Democrats,
but we've got to have some accountability on this. We do.

Speaker 3 (01:43:48):
And you know, again, if if we don't have accountability here,
it's hard to imagine where where you're going to see it.
You know. I filed articles of impeachment against Judge Boseberg
back in March for ordering the president turn to turn
a plane full of trendy Iraqua terrorists around and deposit
them back in the United States. I think that was
a gross abuse of his power and a weaponization and

(01:44:09):
politicization of the courts, and that's a separate issue. I
think that that warranted impeachment as well. But this is
the judge basically taking his robe off and operating. Is
if he's an arm of the Democrat Party to investigate
the political opposition and part of a massive fishing expedition.

(01:44:30):
And you're exactly right. We don't know the extent of
this right now. This is an active investigation that the
Senate Judiciary Committee is working on right now, so they're
still getting more documents and more data from the FBI
and the CIA and from whistleblowers as we speak, and
going through that, and there's a lot of information. So
I suspect that over time, as we get more and more,

(01:44:52):
we will find out that Judge Bosberg in particular, was
involved in far more than just these non disclosure orders,
which in the themselves merit impeachment. But I think this
really is just the tip of the iceberg.

Speaker 4 (01:45:05):
And I hope and I thank Heavens for those whistleblowers.
I'm so grateful for them, and I'm wondering too if
they were being targeted, you know, punitively for speaking out
in the way that the whistleblowers within the FBI were.

Speaker 6 (01:45:18):
No.

Speaker 3 (01:45:18):
I completely agree. These are heroes. These are people who
worked at these agencies, saw something is wrong and are
now reporting it so that we can have accountability, realizing
that you cannot have a constitutional republic in an environment
where judges are signing off on executive agencies spying on
their political opposition, including sitting representatives. So these people really

(01:45:42):
are heroes.

Speaker 4 (01:45:42):
Last question for you, because you've talked quite a bit
about this New York City is not going to be
the same. I wonder if these people there, congressmen are
going to have a wake up call once you have
ma'am Donnie now that I can't believe he's now mayor elect,
once he starts implementing, you know, his wish list of
free things for everybody. Wondering if they're going to have regret,
buyer's remorse or voters remorse here. I mean, people are

(01:46:05):
already fleeing, but how far are they willing to take?
How far are they willing to go with this the
support of insanity, you know.

Speaker 3 (01:46:12):
I hope that they do wake up and realize that
this was a very bad decision to elect a literal
Islamist Communist to be mayor. But you know, New York
City is a very different different city than it was
twenty thirty, forty years ago, where you saw the pendulum
swing from the left to the right under Ruby Giuliani,
for instance. You know, this is a city that is
between thirty six and thirty eight percent foreign born, and

(01:46:36):
you know, the reality is there's not a whole lot
of assimilation happening in New York City right now. It's
very you know, walk down any street in New York
and that's very clear. You know. Democrats like to brag
that this is a city where you have one hundred
different languages spoken, as if that's a positive thing. You know,
I myself, I would prefer to be able to communicate
with my neighbor. I think that that's a core part

(01:46:57):
of having a cohesive culture in society. But this is
just a very different city. It looks in many areas
more like a foreign city than it does an American city.
So I hope they wake up, but I got to say,
I'm not particularly not particularly optimistic.

Speaker 4 (01:47:13):
You're there in DC every day. Is this really who
Democrats are now? Man Donnie and AOC There seems to
be a lot of debate. You know, you have people
like Raskin and Schumer and others who say, no, no, no,
that's not accurate, Hakeem Jeffries, even but it seems like
it is.

Speaker 3 (01:47:28):
Well, I mean, Hakeem Jeffries endorsed or on Mom Donnie.
So I'd like to like to hear him explain that.
You know, remember that the mayoral race in New York
was not a race between a conservative and a communist
or a Democrat. It was a race between a far
left Democrat and a literal communist. So you know, whoever
won was going to be bad. It was just a
question of how bad. This was really a bell Weather

(01:47:51):
I think election to see where the Democrat party is.
This was basically a Democrat primary, and they chose the communists.
So I hope that the rest of the Democrats across
the country see how bad things are and how bad
they're going to get, and that this is this is
utterly insane, but that this appears to be the direction
the party is going. Unfortunately.

Speaker 4 (01:48:13):
I hope they bring that Judge Bosberg before you during
another hearing, because I just would like to have a
bunch of audio soundbites, a bunch of video cuts where
you're questioning him and holding up like, well, but you
did here. I would love to see that. So I'm
keeping my fingers crossed and I'm going to include that
in my prayers tonight. Congressman Brandon gil always a pleasure.
Thank you so much for joining us. We'd love to
see again doing a great job.

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Thank you, thanks for having me.

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Speaker 10 (01:50:04):
The criticism of the content, which was basically that maybe
specifically in this political climate, like white people shouldn't joke
about genetic superiority like that was kind of like the
criticism broadly speaking, And since you were talking about this,
I just wanted to give you an opportunity to talk
about that specifically.

Speaker 4 (01:50:23):
I think that when I have an issue that I
want to speak about, people hear. I loved her answer.
She has not taking the bait on this. I loved it.
That was Sidney Sweeney, who I think is becoming quickly
a favorite of people who just have brain cells and
are tired of all of the woke scholds out there.

(01:50:44):
You know why it's so refreshing because gen Z women,
the left wing skew is insane, insane in all of
the races Cheryl Joanes, Spamberger Man Donnie it was white
aggressive women that led it, and they're all I mean,

(01:51:05):
the youth voote for that was insane more than the men.
So when you see someone like Sydney Sweeney who's of
that generation, it is so incredibly refreshing because who else
do you have out there in pop culture? She is
legit like the only gen Z non woke scold female

(01:51:26):
that's in arts and entertainment right now. I mean, yes,
it's incredibly unfair. Why is it? Because they go after
everyone else and she's so smart, she doesn't She's very
savvy in how she does it, and they hate her
because she's pretty. They hate her because she's smart, and
they hate her because she knows how to pick good roles,

(01:51:47):
and they hate her because she doesn't take the bait.
She just does not take it. How many times have
they come at her over this? Oh the time they
got mad at her because somebody was wearing a red
hat when her mom her family had a celebration. Was
it a mom got married or dad's where I can't remember,
and they went after her for that. So kudos, all right,

(01:52:07):
today's stupidity king.

Speaker 2 (01:52:08):
Whoo, there's so much of it.

Speaker 5 (01:52:11):
Just let people know it's it's it's it's work to
decide the stupid.

Speaker 4 (01:52:15):
We roll with heavy lifting.

Speaker 5 (01:52:17):
It's true cut twenty one. Uh, this is Democrat rep.
Is it Pramela, but it's Jaa Paul and she doesn't
believe crime is crime.

Speaker 6 (01:52:27):
Listen to this and it has included people who have
been here for fifteen twenty years, living, contributing in their communities.
They have relationships across their communities. They're undocumented, but they
have no other crime. And as you know, being undocumented
is actually not a crime.

Speaker 4 (01:52:45):
That means you came into the country illegally if you
don't have the documentations, which makes it a crime. Oh
my gosh, folks. That is it for this week. By
the way, when the debate link becomes available, I'll share it.
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