Mueller Time: Swamp On Edge

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Speaker 1 (00:10):
You are entering the freedom hunt. We're just hours away
from the Muller Report getting released. DC and the country
are on edge, at least the people that care about
the truth about Russia, collusion and obstruction. Did any of
this happen as the president exonerated. We'll dive into that,
plus the latest mess at the border and the media's

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new love affair with Pete Buddha mayor Pete Buddha judge
that I'm more coming up on The buck Sexton Show.
This is the buck Sexton Show, where the mission or
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Make no mistake America, You're a great American Again, the
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was absolutely spying into my campaign. I'll go a step
further in my opinion, it was illegal spying, unprecedented spying,
and something that should never be allowed to happen in
our country again. And I think his answer was actually
a very accurate one, and a lot of people saw that,
and a lot of people understand many many people understand
the situation and want to be open to that situation.

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Hard to believe it could have happened, but it did
there was spying in my campaign. Welcome to the Buck
Sexton Show. We are getting down to the wire here
for Muller time, everybody. It's gonna be Mueller time. I'm
gonna see this report. It's gonna be four hundred pages
minus like a hundred or so redactions. I kind of

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wish they would just release one page that says no collusion,
no obstruction, total exoneration, and then hashtag MAGA and then
three nine blacked out pages, just to see liberals completely
freaked out. It would just be funny. I know that
that's not good for transparency in government, but it would

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be entertaining because there they are hoping. It's hope. There
are people who feel like tomorrow is going to be
their moment of vindication after the crushing defeat and the
ignominious shaming that they took in the release of the

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overview the summary findings from Attorney General bar that there
were no charges, that there would be no criminal charges,
that there are a lot of Democrats, a lot of
liberals who are clinging to this belief that there will
be something even though there won't. There's no charges. We
know that we know how the movie ends. Right. We
know that the hero in this case, Trump, rides off

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into the sunset after clearing out the town, but we
don't know every little detail, and there are going to
be a lot of people who who are incredibly invested
in inflating every detail that comes up as though it's
a bombshell. Oh you're gonna hear the show, Oh a bombshell. Right,

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They're gonna say this about something that's probably more accurately
described as a bb from a BB gun. It's not
a bombshell. There's a lot of reportage right now, which
I guess is just a fancy word for reporting about
people who are concerned that what they said to the
Special Counsel will be held against them by Trump if

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they said anything that was unflattering or they made the
President look bad, you know, such as life. I mean,
I think that that's that wouldn't surprise me anybody who
says bad things about Trump at the Special Counsel. You know.
The other part of that for me is working for
the White House isn't a job for life, folks. You know,
you can go to other things. If the President's annoyed
at you, go go find something else to do. You

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got to speak truthfully to special counsel. It is what
it is. If you said the president's looking like a
buffoon on this issue or something, you're gonna have to
own that. So that reporting doesn't really surprise me. That
does Will we surprise me? I mean, will that happen
or not? I don't know. It depends on what's what's
blacked out, what's not Here are the certainties about the report. Tomorrow,

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the libs will cry and whine about the no matter
what the redactions are, whether it's you know, one page
or a hundred pages, they will say that the the
redactions are the holy grail of Russia Trump collusion and obstruction.
But there's gonna be a whole bunch of folks that
that's what they say. That's where they're gonna go. Just
like when the findings came out from bar it was all, oh, well,

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where's the full report. Where's the full report? Now the
full report will come out to say, well, what about
the reductions? What about the reductions? There they're never the
president knows this, everyone knows. They're never satisfied because it's
not about being satisfied. It's about hating the president. It's
about indulging Trump derangement syndrome like a bunch of lunatics.
That's what they're gonna do. That's what they're gonna do.

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And they're gonna try to make political hey out of this.
They're gonna try to elevate themselves on the political scene
by forging some narrative of this president maybe isn't criminally charged,
but is unfit to be in office because of what's
found in that report. They're they're gonna go for something

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on obstruction. There will be and you know, this is
fun to make these predictions. And if I'm right, I'll
definitely revisit tomorrow what I've said today, because that's always good.
There will be a movement, I believe among Democrats to
say that a different prosecutor would have brought obstruction charges

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against Trump. That's that's gonna be And and they're gonna say,
and see, just you guys complained about how Hillary got
the past, Well Trump got the past. This time, they're
gonna they're gonna try to cover up the massive injustice
of giving Hillary a free pass on violations of classification

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protocols that she absolutely did. There's no question it was criminal.
It was reckless, which is in the statute. Comey had
to change the language so they could create a false
not even exoneration, but just a false get out of
jail free card for her. They're going to try to
say that these two things are similar and that the
only thing that saved Trump was the discretion of Barr

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and Mueller, and maybe Mueller just didn't want to put
the country through that. That's what they'll say, That's what
you know. Muller's a you know, he's a good man,
but he didn't want to put the country through that.
So but somebody else would have. So Trump therefore should
be subject to impeachment proceedings in the House. And they're
gonna make this whole big deal of it. It's not

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gonna go very far, I think. I mean, maybe they
will get to the point of impeachment. I think that
would blow back on them. But what an inversion of
reality you're going to see occur tomorrow. I mean not
if you listen to this show and if you pay
attention to people who have been right all along. And
I do think that there's some degree of victory dance
that you and I need to take here because we've
been right on this all along. I have never had

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to come on this show once in the last two
years and say, whoa, I was way off on that
aspect of the Russia collusion story. Guys, sorry about that.
You know, I really misread that. Nope, never happened. And
many of the things that I've told you have been
borne out by the facts, and many of the things
that you've sent me, many of your ideas, an analysis

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and thoughts they have they have been correct. So we've
been right all along. Remember that as we go in
tomorrow they've been wrong. We've been right. They've been pushing
narratives that are false time and time again, and now
tomorrow they're going to do the same thing. Because the
media are a bunch of unrepentant partisan frauds, and I

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promise they have learned nothing, nothing whatsoever from the debacle
of the last two years of their anti Trump coverage,
their collusion with former Obama administration officials to concoct some
kakamami story about how the President worked with the Russians

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to steal the election. I mean, the whole thing is
just insane. The media did it. They don't care that
they were wrong. They're going to try to do it
again tomorrow. Tomorrow we move into the oh, but obstruction
equals impeachment phase. That's what I see happening. They're not
going to say it right away. They no, we need
more investigation. You see. They love investigation. They love abusing

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the legitimate processes of the government to just extract pain
and punishment from people because they're vindictive, because they don't
act in good faith, because the Left has been overtaken
by radicals who do not look at our side. They
do not look at Republicans in the era of Trump
as people worthy of respect, people worthy of some additional consideration,

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a friendly outstretched hand. No, none of that. They want
to crush us, They want to humiliate us. They want
to destroy that which we are trying to build through
the Trump agenda for the American people. And all of
this will come to ahead tomorrow. There will be a

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lot of people that say that the fix was in.
There will be a lot of people who claim that
Barr has acted improperly in some way, and yet this
process has been as transparent as it can be. In fact,
today it was just reported that the DOJ is planning
to let some lawmakers view the Mulla Report without certain redactions,

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so there will be an additional level of access for
some lawmakers to see even more. Will it be all
I don't think so. Will it be everything, No, but
they're going to try to show them as much as
they can. They're going to try to make this as
as open as possible so that at least dampens what

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is going to be just a cacophony of partisan shrieking
on this whole issue. I mean, they're they're gonna just say,
oh my gosh, our democracy is destroyed because of this
and all kinds of stuff. What I'm interested in is
finding out when we get some retaliation here, when we

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get reciprocity at least, when the people that push this
whole thing, and remember not without cost send people to prison,
cost people a ton of money in legal bills, ruined careers,
ruined lives, broke up families. Oh that's right, they separated
people from their families, send them to prison, all because

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they hate Trump so much. I wouldn't know when we
get to find out those answers. You know. Just remember
the Democrats who are all about radical transparency right now,
I mean the Democrats and the judiciary and oversight committees
are all of a sudden, like a bunch of little osanges,
just oh, show us everything, no redactions allowed, release it all.

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Are they going to say that when it comes to
the origin documentation for this investigation, when it becomes very
clear that this was always about investigating Trump, they try
to dance around it and say it was about Russia,
Russia interference, and it was about and then it was
about obstruction. This was always an effort to use the

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resources of the federal government in a deep state effort
to conduct a soft coup, the removal of a president
because people think he's ikey, he's gross. They don't like him.
And the Komis and the mccaves and the Structs, the
Pages and the Brennan's and the Clappers of the world.
They think that they know better than you, and because

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they know so much better than you, they had a
right to undo what we did by voting for this president.
There needs to be an accounting of this. There needs
to be justice. Tomorrow is not going to be that day,
because tomorrow is only the prosecutor's view. Tomorrow they get
to lay bare after two years unlimited resources, all of

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their efforts to get Trump, not to exonerate him, not
to prepare an honest both sides report. This is a
massive taxpayer funded APO document that they're going to drop
for the whole country to read tomorrow. So remember that too,
that this is not an even this is not even handed.

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There's no defense counsel that gets to weigh in here.
There's no cross examination, there's no challenging of Muller's findings
about different witnesses. This is all opposition research using the
PRISM and the resources of the FBI, the federal government
Department of Justice. It's appalling. It's appalling what has happened here.

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This is the biggest political scandal of my lifetime, and
it has done more to damage any sense that I
can have good faith in not just the Democrats, but
in some of these federal government institutions that are overrun
with partisan Democrats. I don't know if I'll ever be
able to look at them the same way. And I
really mean that the only way that we can begin

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to repair this relationship between the permanent bureaucracy, the Democrat
Party has granted an opposition party to us, but at
least something that I would like to be able to
respect how they do their business. The only way is
if we get the answers that we need here, which
won't come tomorrow but will come at some point in
the future. If Attorney General bar gets his way, I leave.

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I think Bar knows that's spying on a presidential campaign,
which is what Obama appointees did, is a big deal.
There must be accountability for it, and there must be
an attempt to get justice. We also have my friend
Andy McCarthy joining. He'll tell us later on in the

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show what his expectations are for this report. May Or Pete.
Buddha Judge is the flavor of the moment for the
Democrat media. They're all they're all hearts a flutter over
Buddha Judge. So we'll talk about what that looks like,
where that's going. Got some additional updates for you on
the border and a pretty important decision by the Department

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of Justice and by Attorney General Bar that might change
things up a bit about how long they can detain
asylum seekers. And then what happened to Betto O'Rourke. We'll
get into that later on Betto saying crazy things, not
very generous, not a big giver of charitable nation. Bete
Rourke for a very wealthy guy. At least he married
very wealthy. It's a fun thing to do. I guess

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that works out. We have a pack show team. We'll
grt back. I'll bet you can't find a single person
tomorrow that will tell you his or her opinion has
changed on President Trump or on the House Democrats. This
is going to be an evidentially summary without a verdict.
So I never had a trial where there wasn't evidence

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on both sides. But at some point someone has to
say the more credible evidence is on this side, and
that has to be a jury that hasn't already made
up its mind. Who in this country has not already
made up its mind? I can't find anyone. So tomorrow
is going to do nothing except validate whatever your previously
hell conviction is, which is why I'm not a fan

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of releasing. Important that we all prepare ourselves for that, right.
You know, there was a bit of a look. We
had some fun done on liberals for a few days there,
because the no charges thing, that's a definitive objective reality.

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No charges means no charges. Even libs can't make no
charges into charges. But tomorrow, what they're gonna do is
make no charges into maybe there could have been charges.
That's what they're gonna do. Everyone who doesn't like Trump
is going to see something in this report tomorrow that
confirms why they don't like Trump and why Trump should

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have been charged but wasn't. Oh maybe not all them
will go that far, but they'll all say that there's
something unseemly or I've been hearing that. One part of
the report that may be interesting is that there were
overtures from the Russians to the Trump campaign that the
Trump campaign rebuffed. You know, I've been seeing for a
while that you know, or I've been hearing for a while.

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That's one part of this that may be interesting for
people to hear the Trump they were like, well what
Russia and not? Come on. I don't know if that
will be there. That's just what i've That's what I've
been told by sources that tend to know these things.
But we'll see what they have tomorrow. I'm gonna read
the whole report, yeay me before I go on radio.
I'm gonna try to at least, it depends on what
the redactions are. Like I may I may pass out,

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but I got my black rifle. It's gonna get me
fired up. You know, i'mna have plenty of energy to
read through this report. But people are not gonna not
gonna change their minds on this, that's for sure. There's
not gonna be any any honesty from the Democrat media
all of a sudden that that pops up there, like, oh,
you know what, we were wrong all along? You know,
we should give back those Pulitzers that we have for

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our Russia reporting on the Russia collusion stuff. And you know,
maybe CNN should actually hire some conservatives and treat them
like normal people and put them on TV and not
just go through this pretense of being a news organization
when they're just the media arm of the DNC. You know,
none of that's gonna happen, that I can promise you.
So we already know what expectations are going to be,

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like we already know what the or rather we know
what positions are going to be after this generally speaking.
And now it's just a question of how crazy the
Dems go over this, how much they they inflate and
overreach whatever is actually in the report and make it
try to make it sound like it's so much worse
than it is. But overall, I think that you're just

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going to see them claiming that there's stuff there that's
not there. They're gonna say, oh, well, because between the
redactions and they're reading between the lines, they're gonna sleuth
their way to oh, that's right. Trump should have been charged,
but he wasn't. He got away with it. He got
the j Smolette treatment from Muller. That's what they're gonna say.
I don't think so. And there he was yesterday, front

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and center, now third in the polls with a speech
that many have said are historic. He's inspirational so far,
and that's that's something that voters absolutely want. But he
has this appeal for a lot of reasons. He is
a veteran, he is openly gay, he is from Indiana.
He is honest, he speaks from the heart. He seems
like he's a lot about empathy here. You are a
concert pianist. You speak many languages, including Norwegian, that you

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learn because you wanted to read a book. A real
renaissance man. He's like Beato's smarter brother a little bit.
And he's so smart to try to channel Obama, the
second coming of Obama. Huh, we'll see about that. My
press may have been answered. If that's true. The draw
to this point has been young, fresh, positive and to
change aange it. This guy is chicken soup from my soul.

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Second coming of Obama. I don't I don't think that's
how I would describe Pete Buddha Judge. But I aspire
one day to, you know, marry a woman who talks
about me the way that the media talks about Beet
Buddha Judge. Right now, it may change. They may turn
on him if they need to. One thing we know

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about the media is they're not high on integrity or loyalty.
That much is for sure. But man today, love some
Pete Buddha Judge right now. Oh he's this, He's that,
he's so smart, he's incredibly he's amazing. He's also a leftist, folks,
He's also a leftist. That has to be And I

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will say this, I can't say that you're you know,
you're not intelligent if you're leftist. Obviously, that would be
far too sweeping, that would be unfair, that would be untrue.
But I can't say that it shows a tremendous lack
of judgment, and judgment is a more important thing for
a politician than baseline knowledge. You know, your ability to
make decisions about what matters is a more important skill

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than your ability to recite Norwegian poetry. So the fact
that he's a leftist is all I really have to
know to understand that he does not pay good decisions,
especially about politics, about major policy issues. The media fawning
over him is very interesting because this guy, what you've seen,
is I think the first us if this is like

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the Hunger Games. You know, Beto just took the weapons
that were I'm sorry, Buddha, Judge took the weapons that
we're supposed to be Betos. You know, he's grabbing his
lane and he's taking all of his toys and he's
running with them. I think that Beto is all of
a sudden gonna fade out. I think he's gonna fade
out pretty quickly because you have this young guy who

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is you know, Betto Can. As much as we have
to like use this nickname for him and everything else,
he's not interesting from the diversity perspective. He's not interesting
from the perspective of intersectionality and wokeness, and e Can
tries as hard as he wants, but at least in
the eyes of leftist Buddha Judge is LBGT, so that

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gives him some additional credibility and desirability as a Democrat candidate.
But man, the media loves Buddha Judge. And I was
just out in Indiana visiting my woe wof folks. If
you're listening on whoa Who, high five to you, thank
you for tuning in. But I was out in Indiana
and I was hearing from a lot of different folks

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about how they just think that, you know, Buddha Judge,
for all the fancy resume stuff, for all the things
you hear about how great he is on in this
or that skill. You know he's oh, he's a Rhodes scholar.
And I don't know, people say, oh, buck comment Rhode scholars.
Bill Clinton was a Rhodes scholar too. I spend almost
as much tom studying ladies as I did studying books.

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You know, Bill Clinton is a guy that everyone we
talked about how smart he isn't amazing, as I don't know,
I thought, as the guy always struck me as kind
of a cheesy salesman. But anyway, may or Pete. Though,
if he's going to win, is gonna have to be
is gonna have to be a far left guy. And
that's why he's trying to pick this fight with with

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Mike Pence, and Mike Pence isn't really taking taking the
baits so far, but he keeps saying, oh, you know,
Mike Pence, you know, you know, my my creator made
me this way, and he wants to create is kind
of theological rift with Mike Pence so that it highlights
his status as a member of the LGBT community and
he creates a kind of wokeness for himself that will

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translate into more leftists who will support him in the different,
you know, different different primary contests ahead. That's what is
happening here. That's what he's doing. And that's also why
you have somebody who went to Harvard and is now,
you know, the mayor of a town in Indiana. I
would say that I hear that South Bend is having

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a rough time. I haven't been there, I don't know,
but South Bend is not all just Notre Dame fight
songs and beer drinking and you know, jolly good time.
South Bend's apparently got some rough stuff happening. But Mayor
Pete because he's going to appeal to the left. Yeah, producer, Mike,
what is South Bend like? You've been there? Telling him? Yeah,
it's a little rough. I've actually been there a few

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times recently for some events and football game, and it's
outside right off the campus and enter Dame. It's a
rough talent. It looks like it's there's a struggling Yeah,
this is what. Yeah, this is what I've been told.
I think my sense of it has always just been
old Notre Dame is there, so it must be a
nice college town. But it turns out it's not. So

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it's kind of a rundown place. But Mayor Pete is
going to be the guy that now the media's infatuated with,
at least for a few days, maybe a few weeks.
And so he's gonna start to try to build a
momentum here. And how do you build momentum as a Democrat?
That's right. Appeal to envy, appealed to class warfare, appealed

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to denigrating the American dream and suggesting that the only
way that we can restore the American dream for people
is if you put Democrat socialists in the in the
White House and in Congress and in control. The only
way it can be done. Mayor Pete, who you would

(24:59):
think would no better he You know, it always reminds
me whenever say Mayor Pete, I feel like it. I
get confused for a second. I think of my friend
Major Pete, who's Pete Hexeth over at Fox News, and
he's a major. But it's not. It's not Major Pete,
it's Mayor Pete. Darn it, but Mayor Pete. He's willing

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to trash capitalism. If that appeals to left play clib One, Well,
I think the reason we're having this argument over socialism
and capitalism is that capitalism has led a lot of
people down. I guess what I'm out there to say
is that it doesn't have to be so. I believe
in the democratic capitalism, but the democratic part is extremely important.
Capitalism has let people down. This is demagoguery from Pete.

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Buddha judge, he is too smart to think that that's
a smart thing to say. He is too capable of
human being and has too much of an understanding of
the history of global economics and the American economic miracle
to think that that's that's an important or a worthwhile

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thing to say. I mean, every economic system is going
to let people down at some lovel There's no such
thing as an economic system that's not going to let
people down. But capitalism is better than what What are
the alternatives socialism, feudalism, mercantilism, communism, What are we really
offering in its place? I mean, to say that capitalism

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has let people down is like saying that America or
the the legal systems countries let people down. I mean,
of course it has, But why why take that position now?
And by the way, there's no future in which there
aren't going to be people no matter what you do.
I mean, if if Trump got every bill through and

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signed in Congress was all maga and everything was great
and fun, there's still be people that are let down
by the system, because ultimately, government is not there to
be failure insurance for all of us. You know, the
government is not there just to be the thing that
we blame when we don't get our way. Government can't

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protect you from your decisions. They might pretend that they can.
They might pretend that, you know, if only you know,
we had a single payer healthcare, if only we had
this or that everything would be fine. But people make
bad choices, people run into bad luck, things happen. Life
is not fair. Democrats seem to be running in opposition

(27:38):
to the reality that we all know exist, which is that, yeah,
people have disparate gifts that they're given at birth. I
wish I was, you know, six five. I think that
would be fun. I'm not. I'm six feet about that.
I mean five eleven and three quarters, you know, but
you know, it's just it's unfair. I wish I were
six four. I wish I was born with a billion
dollars in the bank or whatever. It's just not reality.

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And there are some things where I think the government's
let me down, like the big check I head to
write earlier this week. But there are other things where
you know, that's on me. I probably shouldn't have taken
that expensive vacation and put something on a credit card.
You know, government is not there. I keeps saying this
because it's important to be your friend, to keep you
safe and warm at night. The government is there to
protect rights and allow for the free flow of commerce.

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That's basically it protect us, protect our rights, let us
engage in the business of the American people, which should
be business. Capitalism lets people down. This is just demogoguery
because it's it's meaningless. It is utterly meaningless, and in
an error where socialism is being offered as a replacement,

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I think it's also reckless. With regard to abortion, do
you believe that a woman should be able to terminate
a pregnancy up until the moment of birth. Look, I
think that that happens very, very rarely, and I think
this has been made into a political issue. So I
think it's rare. It's being made into a political issue.
But at the end of the day, I believe that

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the decision over abortion belongs to a woman and a physician,
not the federal government, not the state. I know, we
we played that yesterday, that was from the Foxtown Hall,
and I took issue right away with the the the
claim that Bernie Sanders makes that oh, it's rare, it's rare.

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That that is meaningless. You know, major terrorist attacks are
also rare. Doesn't make them okay. There's there's no moral
there's no moral weight to the claim that something is rare.
Therefore it's okay. This is this is a falsehood, But

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and the fact that there are people in that room
who were, you know, cheering this on is honestly just appalling.
But it's the reminder folks, even you know, cuddly Bernie
Bear here am I just want to hook something kind
of like Yogi bear. They're pushing ideas on all of

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us and policies and government mandates and the force of law.
They're doing this in ways that are deeply immoral and destructive,
and we should not just allow this to go forward
without being challenged thoroughly and completely. You know, I think

(30:33):
that Bernie kind of got away with that a little bit.
That's why I'm bringing up again today. That was not
an okay answer. That was not acceptable. Yeah, that's right.
I'm gonna you know, it's the easiest thing in the world.
Should should abortion up to the moment of birth be legal?
The answer is no, Unless you are a complete barbarian
with no moral compass whatsoever, the answer is no. I'm not.

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This isn't a debate about you know, six weeks and
rape and in say and all these other things that
liberals like to bring up and talk about. You know
what six weeks or eight weeks or moment of conception.
No, no no, no, those are all other debates I'm happy
to have. This is it's a baby. It could live
on its own outside the womb. It's a baby inside
a mother's womb. It does this deserve protection as a

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human being? The answer is an unequivocal yes. Anything else
is im moral, anything else is wrong. It is just wrong.
Bernie can't give the right answer on this. Why because
the Democrats are extremists on this issue. I was happy
to see that Kelly Anne Conway came out and came
out swinging on this play thirteen. They don't even like
when the question is raised because they know it's a

(31:39):
losing issue for them. The legislation that the Democrats voted
against recently, again and again is called the Born Alive
Abortion Survivor Protections Act. Democrats, including Bernie Senters, vote against that.
So that is unconscionable to many Americans. And we will
continue to fight for reasonable restrictions and regulations that are

(31:59):
in line with with a country that should value life.
That's right, a country that's value life. This is where
I have to say we are We're beginning to win,
I think the ideological battle on this one. But legally,
we're still in very bad shape. That we're having a

(32:20):
national discussion about whether or not terminating babies in the
third trimester upt tone, including the moment of birth or
even post birth disposal of a baby, which is what
Democrats sometimes are willing to approve, just goes to show
you that this issue we have gone so far in

(32:40):
the wrong direction, and it is so appalling. It is
in fact demonic what is going on in this country.
And there is, I think somewhere among the Democrat intelligency,
I think there's an understanding that eventually, when the American
people fully wake up to what has been going on here,

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this will be like that the Democrats were the party
of slavery. The Democrats being the party of abortion will
be a moral stain on them for all eternity. And
they're just trying to forestall that for as long as possible.
In fact, if they can, they want to forestall that
until at least they can get mass amnesty and a
permanent Democrat majority. So then it'll just be kind of
a national reconciliation thing of well, you know, the left,

(33:22):
the Democrats are all in charge. We're now a Democrat
socialist country and yeah, you know, abortion for all nine months,
for all those years was probably not a good thing.
But you know, we're going to move on as a
country now and there's gonna be some restrictions. I don't
think it'll ever. I don't think Democrats will will accept
even if it goes back to the States, if Row
were to be overturned, total restrictions on abortion. But I

(33:45):
do think there will be restrictions. I think we're heading
in that direction. And the science is just it is.
It is entirely or rather indefensible to suggest that we
don't know that it's a human being in the womb
at you know, eight months, nine months, seven months, six months,
you go back. Science is very clear on that the

(34:06):
Party of science is also the party of men can
become women and babies aren't babies. This is quite a
circumstance that they have put themselves in um and the
only way they can, I think, deal with themselves as
the party and sleep at night is to suggest that
this is not this is not what it is. That
the the obvious truth that I'm talking to you about

(34:27):
right now somehow don't count or aren't real or you know,
I don't know what I'm talking about. But Bernie Sanders
is part of this, this radical position on the issue
of abortion and on life and the protection of life.
He's radical on a whole bunch of issues, and there
are there's real suffering that occurs as a result of
this stuff. You know, the the issue of whether or

(34:49):
not we're defending life is very differ from the issue
of are we paying you know, thirty five percent or
twenty five percent or whatever in taxes. There are moral
questions at the state handles, and then they are administrative
questions at the state handles. I would like us to
be arguing with the Democrats over much more of the
administrative side of things. You know, how how big should
the Department of Health and Human Services be or should

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it exist at all? Those are the debates I want
to have a Democrats, not should we defend babies in
the womb? That's not That's not a debate that I
wanted because I want us to have already won that debate.
I want that to be something of the country has
moved passed. We are not there yet. And Bernie Sanders,
mister Cudley, Grandpa, he is part of the planned parenthood

(35:32):
system of infant abattoirs, just like all the other Democrats
to do. Not forget that, because they're going to try
to cloud the moral battleground going forward. This is one
place where left and right are truly separated, and Bernie
Sanders is on the wrong side of this one too.
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a big deal. I'm not suggesting that those roles were violated,

(36:58):
but I think it's important to look at that. And
I'm not just I'm not talking about the FBI necessarily,
but intelligence agencies more broadly. So you're not suggesting, though,
that spying occurred. I don't, well, I guess you could.

(37:19):
I think there's a spying did occur. Yes, I think
spying did occur. Oh good heavens. The Attorney General is
just saying what anyone paying attention has known for a
long time now, that spying did occur, and we may
find out tomorrow the depths of that spying and some
of the justifications used for it, much to democrats chagrin.

(37:42):
What should we be expecting here, folks, and what should
we be looking for? We got our friend Andy McCarthy,
who is in very high demand of the moment. He's
making some time for us. I don't know if he's
coaching a little league game, right now. But he's out
on the field somewhere. He is from National Review, of course,
and Fox News. Former federal prosecutor from the Southern District.
And you're great to have you back, but great to
be here. My son's pitching today. So I'm a I'm

(38:04):
a nervous spectator. Oh wow, so you actually are at
a baseball game. That was a good guest for me.
I'm look at me, man, using my CIA skills. If
I'm not at a hockey game, I'm at a baseball game.
So it's all good. You're living the life, mister McCarthy,
shuttling back and forth hockey, baseball, and Fox News like
a good American. So tell me, man, what a collusion? Yeah?

(38:26):
Tell me? What are you expecting tomorrow? I mean, you know,
I think a big part of this is managing expectations
from all sides. What do you think we're going to see?
Assuming this four hundred page thing drops it around ten am,
which is what I'm hearing, What are you looking for? Fuck?
I don't think there's any reason to think that this
will be any different than what we have seen for

(38:46):
a year and a half in indictments written by the
same group of prosecutors, which is um you know, just
to take say the Roger Stone or the Papadopolis h
or the Mike Flynn indictments. They had what we got
and knows was, you know, somewhere between ten and twenty
pages of heavy breathing about almost collusion, nearly collusion, feels

(39:09):
like collusion. And then you flip to the last page
and you know, somebody lied to an FBI agent about
the date of a meeting. And what you realize is
they have used the pretext or the need to write
a short what in a normal case would be like
a one paragraph indictment of somebody for making a full statement,

(39:30):
and they've used that as the pretext for writing a
narrative story. And I think the difference tomorrow is you're
going to get to the end and there's going to
be nothing in the way of criminal charges. But we're
going to get three or four hundred pages of almost collusion,
almost obstruction, almost this, almost then. But you know, we're
not going to at the end of it. I don't
think we're going to have much of anything. Somebody just

(39:54):
got on base Andy, So hopefully it's your team, Tell
me this, what are you you know, on the obstruction side.
I think that's where Democrats are really very hopeful that
they're going to have something to sink their teeth into.
But if there's no charges, does it really does it matter?
I mean, what do you think. I know, I'm asking
you to kind of look into your crystal ball here

(40:15):
a little bit. But without any charges, what could they
really say? I mean, if the evidence was pretty strong,
wouldn't they have brought a charge on obstruction? Well not
only that, buck, but here's why I think this whole
thing is farcical from the beginning. And I say this
as somebody who was in the system for a very
long time and thinks it's a big deal to lie
to FBI agents, sort to lie to Congress, or to

(40:37):
lie to a grand jury. So I don't I'm not
belittling process crimes. I think that people are entitled to
say that the process crimes are trivial compared to what
was under investigation in the first place. But I'm not
putting down process crimes. But here's my question, and it's
one I haven't heard an answer too, and it's one

(40:58):
I haven't really heard raise nearly enough, which is, how
on earth does the president obstruct a counterintelligence investigation. You know,
criminal investigations are done to do to vindicate the rule
of law in judicial proceedings. That's the reason we talk
about obstruction of justice, because when you lie to an

(41:19):
FBI agent or you you manipulate evidence or witnesses that
can end up perverting a you know, the eventual judicial
proceeding after somebody is indicted. But counterintelligence investigations are done
for the president. They're done to gather information in the

(41:40):
service of the president's constitutional mission to protect the United
States from threats from foreign powers. And it's the president,
not the FBI, not the CIA, not anyone else. It's
the president who decides what the intelligence needs of the
nation are. So I don't, for the life of me
understand since counterintelligence investigations, unlike criminal investigations, really belonged to

(42:04):
the president and are done for the president. No one
has yet explained to me how on earth the president
can obstruct a counterintelligence investigation. But you know, what kind
of proceeding is it that that this investigation, you know,
even took place to vindicate I heard McCabe, the deputy,

(42:26):
the then deputy FBI director. I guess he was the
acting FBI director when the investigation, when he opened the
investigation against the president, and I heard remarkably on sixty
minutes him say that he was concerned that the president
was interfering with the FBI's intelligent counterintelligence investigation of Russia.
And I'm thinking, was he absent from school the day

(42:48):
that they taught that it's the FBI that does counterintelligence
for the president, not the other way around. I mean,
I just I don't get it how rogue Andy Kenney's
agent sees go with these processes things like FISA and
as you mentioned, the counterintelligence investigation overall before there has

(43:09):
to be some accountability. And people have been saying, now,
you know what, what would it take, I mean, to
show up in a FISA court and to as as
I understand it, we already know the dossier was used,
so an opposition research document in a political campaign was
used as even if it wasn't the only thing, the
fact that it was even included in a phizi war
and strikes me as highly highly problematic that you know,

(43:31):
a Mother Jones or Yahoo News I forget which it
was news story was included in the pies application. You
know what, what has to happen for the people doing
this to actually get disciplined. Andy, Yeah, that's the big question,
And you know, I think there's two things to be
said about that, Buck. First is, as you and I
both know from our prior lives, you can take information

(43:53):
from anywhere. I mean, it's the problem here isn't that
they took information from, uh, you know, an opposition campaign document.
It's that they didn't corroborate it. You know, their obligation
is to verify their own procedures say they can't bring
unverified information to the fiz A court. So you know,
I took information from all kinds of terrible people in

(44:16):
twenty years as a prosecutor, but you don't bring it
to court and you don't ask anyone to rely on
it until you can you can make it stand up
with independent corroboration, and that's what they didn't do, So that,
you know, I think that's one big problem. And the
second big problem. I think when the history of this
is finally written, what is going to end up being
most important is that you know, the way the FBI

(44:40):
is supposed to work. You do these investigations at the
field office level and headquarters plays the you know, coolhead
role of adult supervision because as we all know, if
we've done investigations, you know, you get very invested in
your investigation, and you're you know, whether you're a prosecutor
or an agent work in a case, you always think
that your bad guys are the worst bad guys ever,

(45:02):
and your temptation is always to push the envelope. And
oh yeah, that's why. That's why your headquarters and your
supervisors are there to say, you know, no, we don't
bring unverified information to the FIGS accord or you know, no,
this isn't within our procedures, or that isn't within our procedures.
I think the real problem here is headquarters took over

(45:25):
the investigation, did the investigation itself, got very invested of
it in it was very invested in it from the start,
and when it came time when they wanted to do
things that were outrageous things, there was nobody there to
tell them, no, we don't do that. And I think
that's the big problem. You Yeah, it feels like Andy,
there was no meaningful oversight of this process at all.

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I mean, and the fact that it's a shock to
people that bar is using terms like spying and on
a presidential campaign. These are facts. These are facts that
are already in evidence. I don't I don't think there's
any real honest debate about those aspects of it. The
point that he makes about whether it's valid or not,
that's what we have to look at now. But you
know what you mentioned our previous lives, Andy, You know

(46:09):
there are walk ins to you know, to uh, you know,
intelligence officers all of the world that will say, you know,
ben Laden's hiding under my bed. If I spun up
a surveillance campaign based on some dude who walks in
off the street and says ben Laden's hiding under my bed,
and I said, well, this guy says ben Laden's under
my bed, So we're gonna pull his phones and everyone's phones.

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You know, I would probably lose my job. It feels
like that, not in quite a silly way, but somewhat
you know, similar happened at the FBI with a with
a presidential campaign, and it's like no big deal to
the people that work there. Yeah, and you know what
camouflages that buck, it's it's the fact that they go
to the FISA chord, which is why I have said

(46:52):
for you know. I'm I'm an almost thirty years now
FISA naysayer um because I think all it does is
make sure that you don't have accountability under circumstances where
it's not a judicial function. And what I mean by
that is, you know, Justice Jackson writing for the Supreme Court.

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Jackson was a giant in both the political and legal world.
He was FDRs Attorney General Berg and then he was
ultimately on the Supreme Court, and in the nineteen fifties
he wrote a case for the Supreme Court called Chicago
Southern which was about intelligence collection, and what he said

(47:34):
in the case was very interesting. He said, number One,
judges can't be brought into the executive branches deliberations about
intelligence because it's not within the judicial ken. There's nothing
about being a lawyer that makes you in any way
expert about intelligence collection or analysis. And secondly, in our

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representative democratic republic, the idea is that the most important
decisions that a body politic makes are the ones about
its national security, and they're supposed to be decided by
the people who are directly accountable to the people whose
lies are as think, namely your political representatives. So I

(48:16):
don't think judges should belong in this this thicket of
national security, and here we're seeing why it goes wrong.
If some it's if you go to a judge, it
think of the scenario you just talk like Boden's under
my bed or somebody says, you know, al Qaeda is
about to bomb something, and you know you have very

(48:37):
very thin evidence. Do you want to be the judge
that tells them they can't have their warrant? Of course not,
And that I think is why it doesn't work. What
ends up happening is these guys do wild and crazy
things and then they come to us and say, well,
for Republican judges, Republican appointed judges signed off on these warrants.

(48:59):
And you know, I mean, I just I just think
that so FIS is a rubber stamp. Andy, If I
mean FIS is a rubber stamp, then basically, well what
would you be if you were the judge you're going
to tell them that they can investigate. You know, someone's
about to commit a mass murder attack, ten thousand Americans
may be killed. You want to be the judge to
tell them they can't have their way? Yeah, what I

(49:20):
was when I was in CTC and in the community,
we people would always talk about duty to warn and
duty to Warren was the was the explanation for a
lot of really crappy stuff getting way too much attention,
Because to your point, no nobody wants to be the
one who says, oh, we didn't listen to this guy
who was actually the tipster that saved us from you know,

(49:40):
having Times Square get blown up and you know, kill
a thousand people or something. So so I get it,
um one thing before let you go in and get
back to the game. I know you got to give
the the third base signal to the kids to take
home plate. Um, why didn't they What is the explanation,
What is the explanation for why they didn't tell Trump?
If this was a counterintelligence investigation and was really about

(50:00):
Russia interfering as they're now saying, why didn't they tell
the Trump campaign? I think the only way that makes
sense to me, Buck is if they were the person
they were worried about was Trump. So you know, if
it was just these guys orphiting around the campaign, then
you know there were guys. Even if let's say you
hate Trump, you can't stand Trump, you think he's a

(50:23):
disrupt or you know whatever. And there was clearly anti
Trump animus there. You have a campaign where they have
Chris Christy, they got Rudy Giuliani, they got Jeff Sessions.
They were people who had real national security credentials. So
they could easily have gone in and said, you know,
look this guy Paul Maniport, we're a little worried about him,

(50:44):
or you know, we think the Russians are trying to
infiltrate your campaign. And you could have had that defensive briefing,
which is the normal thing, as the Attorney General said
they would do, and I think this whole thing would
have been resolved. But who's the one person in a
campaign that they're not going to kick out of the
case and paying the candidate? And right exactly, this was

(51:04):
always about See this is Keyla. This was always about Trump. Right,
Otherwise there's otherwise you handle it a different way. Yeah, absolutely, Andy,
Just you know, I have a feeling the kid who's
up next can't hit the curveball, so give the picture
a signal for us. All right, thanks for my son,
and I think you just knocked them down. So that's good.

(51:25):
Oh okay, go tend to that. And Andie McCarthy, everybody,
National Review and Fox News Andy, thanks so much, Thanks Bud.
All Right, team live from the Little League field. We
got Anny McCarthey with us, but with the best analysis
you'll find anywhere on this issue of Russia collusion. We're
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(52:50):
on Trump's people in campaign. The question was it lawful?
The Foreign Intelligent Surveillance Act allows you to follow around
people you think are working with a foreign government. Counterintelligence investigation,
by very definition, is surveilling people that you think are spying.
So the question was it lawful? If the warrant was

(53:12):
based on the docier, that wasn't lawful. And I don't
know why they did not tell Trump about people on
his campaign work in Canada Russia if they really believe
that Lindsey Graham making my point there, if this was
a counterintelligence investigation, because you're hearing people that they've there's
been so much moving up the goalpost with all this,

(53:33):
so much dishonesty around what really got all this going.
But if this was ever really about protecting the sanctity
of our elections and making sure the Russians couldn't involve themselves,
they should have gone to the Trump campaign, to the
presidential nominee for the Republican Party and said, we have
the following concerns about Carter Page and George Papadopoulos, and

(53:57):
you know what have happened. They would have said, we
don't even know who those guys are basically, and you
know they're not a part of the campaign anymore. And
there you go full stop. You know, in Manafort, the
same thing. I mean, they are. He fired Manafort anyway,
Manafork got fired. People always forget this. He was already tossed.
So I just it's these people are lying to you,

(54:19):
And that's what I know. We spent a lot of
time this today, but I wanted to sort of have
a level of preparation for you are going to be
inundated with lies tomorrow. I mean, just up to your
eyeballs in people that will not tell you the truth
about this. I will not tell you what the report
really says or what the real meaning of it may be.

(54:42):
They're just going to hope that, you know, because people
have busy lives and other things to do, they'll believe whatever.
The CNN panel of four idiots, who by the way,
have been wrong for the last two years about everything
Muller related, everything tying Russia collusion together, those same pundits.
I see them all on TV, like we're supposed to
listen to these people, like you know, I mean, I know,

(55:05):
I know, the whole crew over at CNN. You know,
they'll still put Max boot and film Mud and and uh,
you know all these other people that they don't know
they were wrong about everything, wrong about everything, but they're
still on TV all the time. What is this? Why
do they have any credibility? Why should you across the
country flip on a TV looking to get, you know,
some news, looking to be updated on what's happening in

(55:25):
the country, and look at these clowns as they're like, oh, well,
the MULA report really shows there un obstruction of blah blah.
They're gonna trot out all these legal experts who were
saying Trump was essentially gonna get frog marched out of
the White House in chains totally wrong, no accountability, no
lessons learned. The mainstream media is full of frauds, utter

(55:49):
and complete frauds. Just remember that as this report drops tomorrow,
this group today created a tremendous gap in border secure.
I had to allocate, had to close down the checkpoint
in Aho, I had to allocate virtually an entire station
to begin transporting this group of four hundred to a

(56:11):
secure location, to provide care, to provide medical attention for him.
This is a tactic. The cartels are using this tactic
at the border. They continue to do this because they
understand that right now there's all this scrutiny on border

(56:31):
patrol and if they don't bring food and medicine and
blankets and shelter to illegal aliens who are crossing, end
mass everything they can to skip the immigration line, knowing
what is going on here, knowing that what they're doing

(56:53):
is a violation of our laws. They don't care. They're
benefiting from this. They view this as something that is
in their interest. But it means that the cartels can
exploit the security gaps that they can create. This isn't
just oh, there's four hundred people who are showing up

(57:14):
at one spot on the border and saying, oh, you know,
and then the cartels opportunistically will run Fentonel that's killing
thousands of Americans meth amphetamine. You can't even get people
to pay attention to meth amphetamine in this country. Meth
right now, according to the DA, is the worst it's

(57:35):
ever been in terms of usage, in terms of overdose,
the worst it has ever been in this country. But
no one even pays attention because we got such a
big opioid crisis. In fact, they're running meth into certain
communities just trying to keep the flow goings they can
keep their addicts in place, and they're doing so at
prices that they keep dropping because there's so much metho

(58:00):
over the place, and they're saturating the markets in some
areas because there's so much meth in circulation right now.
And yet we're told, oh, it's not a security it's
only humanitarian issue. Yet another lie being told at the border,
Yet another lie. It went from there's no crisis to
it's a humanitarian crisis, that's what. It's also a security crisis.

(58:24):
It's been a law and order crisis for a long time,
but now it's a real security crisis. There is poison
that is being trafficked across our border to kill Americans,
and it is getting into cities you listening to this
show across the country, wherever you may be in Texas,
in Indiana, in Florida, in North Carolina, in California, wherever

(58:46):
you may be, there are drugs that are in your
community that are coming across the border, and they're killing people.
And it's easier for them to do it because of
the migrants exploiting the system, earning themselves in and saying
they want asylum. These are not asylum seekers, They are
economic migrants. There are people who want to be in America.

(59:10):
Honduras is not in the midst of a civil war.
These people are not fleeing because the Khmer rouge is
coming for them and going to kill everybody. That's just
not reality. Same thing in El Salvador, same thing in Guatemala.
Are they poor countries? Do we wish they were in
better shape? Yes? Absolutely? But you know, I always want

(59:30):
to know which is it is America supposed to fix
all these places or not. I keep hearing from democrats
from liberals world if we only did more in Central America,
we would we would fix the They view this as
a as a as a supply problem. There's a there's
too much supply of people that want to come to
this country because this country is great and those countries
aren't great. It's a very nice way of putting it.

(59:52):
I'm in a nice mood today Trump puts it a
different way. But are we supposed to be responsible for
making the better countries? Because I just you know, when
we do that, we're told we're being white supremacists, even
though America is not obviously a country just for the
white people. There's a lot of people of all different
ethnicities year America's America. But if America gets involved in

(01:00:14):
the Third World, we're told we're being white supremacists. We're
told we're being imperialists, were you know, all these they say,
all these terrible things. But if we don't get involved
and then we don't want to let people just flood
our into our country, guess what. Then we're told that
we're being you know, bad, bad stewards of the wealth

(01:00:36):
that we have accrued, that we're not being our brothers keeper,
or that we're not in all this stuff. So we're
damned if we do. Damned if we don't. We can't
have a secure border, we can't take it upon ourselves
to tell countries how to be better countries. That's considered
that's a no no, Now, so what are we supposed
to do? This is why I understand Trump's frustration with

(01:01:02):
the whole with the whole system, with everything that's going
on right now, but but even more specifically, that the
courts are acting as proxies for far left interest that
all you need is one judge in the Ninth Circuit
Court of Appeals to decide that the law is whatever
he or she says it is, and that judge is
in a position to override executive prerogative on the border.

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One judge. It's an outrage what's going on here. So
that's why Trump says, Hey, I've got an idea. We're
just going to move all the illegals that are crossing
into sanctuary cities. Let the sanctuary cities deal with it.
And that's where you get into Democrats with contradictory talking
points all of a sudden hold on is is Corey

(01:01:47):
Booker right when he says that moving people into sanctuary
cities who are illegal aliens that just came into the country,
that makes us less safe? Play nine. I think this
is an empty threat by the president though, to talk
about bussing people from the border into these sanctuary cities.
He likes to create frictions sometimes to jumpstart, he says
a Congress that's not acting. You say friction, I say,

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he's trying to pit Americans against each other and make
us less safe. Because what you're seeing now, so you
take a threat seriously. He is injecting fear into our country.
And so if he was looking to solve a problem,
he wouldn't be doing things to divide this country against
itself make us less safe. How by moving I thought

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I thought illegal aliens were better than Americans. I thought
that illegal aliens were making community safer all the time.
I take this all down. I try to use an
Akam's razor or approach to immigration. And if what Democrats
say is true, and I don't mean one or two Democrats,

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I mean if the mainstream of the Democrat Party is
to be taken seriously on what they are saying and
what they're promoting right now, why do we have an
immigration system at all. It's nonsensical. There's no reason for it.
If a million people from Central America, from poor countries

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that don't speak English, that don't bring economic skills that
we need into the country, if they're not being judged
for those skills, if they're not going through the legal process.
And Democrats say this is going to be great, we
have an obligation to do this, but not only that,
it's going to be fabulous for America. If that's true,
why do we have an immigration system at all? Why

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not just have a you know, show up. That's what
the border is. The border right now is show up,
have a kid, say you've got a credible fear, but
show up and you're good to go. So why shouldn't
that be If what Democrats say is true, if there's
no downside to this, which is what they tell us,
If there's no downside, why have an immigration system at all?

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They won't make the honest case. They like the outcome here,
but they don't want to be honest about that. They
like what's happening, but they pretend that they're working with
us to handle the situation. They don't want to handle what.
They want to encourage it. Remember Oakland may Or Libby

(01:04:14):
shaff she's the one who warned warned illegal aliens, including
some who are real hardened criminals in her community that
ICE was going to conduct some raids, right, so she
was We want to talk about obstruction. There's a public
official who's obstructing federal law enforcement, and she's run around

(01:04:34):
telling everybody that this is going to make things better
for us, to make things safer if we have all
these illegal aliens play ten. The data is very clear
that immigrants and even undocumented immigrants commit far fewer crimes
than non immigrants. The data is clear sanctuary cities like
Oakland are actually getting safer. We believe that there is

(01:04:57):
safety and harmony into city and inclusion. But what's really
outrageous is the way that this administration continues to use
petty politics and really just vitriolic rhetoric to advance a
racist agenda. This is not American lies, lies, lies, propaganda,

(01:05:22):
and smears. That is what that woman just said. The
data is absolutely not clear that undocumented immigrants that's a
made up term. The legal term is illegal alien. That
is the legal Federal code term. Undocumented is a made
up thing, doesn't exist. The data is not clear that

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illegal aliens commit far for your crimes. In fact, at
the state level, they refuse to collect the data. State
prison authorities do not have reliable data all the number
of illegal aliens that are in their custody for serious crimes.
They just don't have it. It's just not there. And

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Coulter wrote a whole book on the issue of what's
really happening at our southern border, an immigration in this country.
She crunched all the numbers. She'd never get to the
credit she deserves for the research that goes into her books.
Trump took the theses of her book Audios America ran
with it as his campaign. It's why he became president,
by the way, I mean, among other reasons. But the

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immigration issue is what's separated from everybody else. But this
makes no sense at all. You're gonna tell me that
an that an underclass of people who are are already
in violation the law and constantly viting the law, document fraud,
social Security card fraud, all and all kinds of stuff
that they're doing. If they're gonna be they're going to

(01:06:46):
commit fewer crimes than just normal Americans, everyday Americans of
all ethnic season backgrounds. Really, Huh, that's a completely counterintuitive,
isn't it. But the data, the data is not clear
because they refuse to collect the data. The reason they
refuse to collect the data is because if we saw
the full extent of the costs to human beings lives,

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as well as the cost to the taxpayer of what
the illegal immigration problem has been in this country, I
think there would be a real surge of outrage against
the political class for selling us out on this issue.
So they don't want the same reason. Folks they tell
you there's eleven million, they're lying to you. They are
lying to you. There are not eleven million illegals, and

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we're gonna have a million just this year. Well the
number next year, I guarantee you it would be a
eleven point six million. I mean, you know, it's just nonsense.
It is nonsense. There are so many organizations in groups
that have a vested interest in propaganda around the issue
of illegal immigration, pretending that they have all these facts

(01:07:55):
and figures to back them up that they really don't.
But there are people who are very invested in this,
invested in continuing this lie. I'm trying to get answers
and get the truth. And the more I talk to
people who know this issue, the more you realize this
is this has been a swindle. I mean much of

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the most. Almost all of the media's been complicit in this.
Republicans have been complicit in this. It is a massive,
multidecade systematic ignoring of laws that are on the books.
And if somebody who just had to write a big
fat check to the federal government because of other laws

(01:08:37):
on the books, I gotta tell you, I resent that
there are two legal codes, one for illegal aliens and
one for the rest of America. Either the laws count
or they don't. Not just an immigration on everything. I'm
not even I'm just I'm just beginning to fight here.
I'll be back in just a moment. Right now, the
United States, we have overflowing facilities. They need to go

(01:09:01):
somewhere because they're in that asylum. Where would you put them?
What about building proper facilities for them right now, right
on the border, right on the border at the same
so the people live on the border should have more
facilities in their states. But sanctuary cities, which have said
they're open to accepting people, should not take note. This
is a political act question. It is a real question.

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Why shouldn't sanctuary CIEs, Why should this be a border problem?
It's a national problem. Why should communities along the border
if you bear the brunt of all of this. That's
a that's a completely legitimate I mean, good for Martha
McCallum for standing up to Bernie's nonsense, which is what
he's offering up, by the way, nonsense. I mean, he
is somebody who to win the left, which he needs

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in order to become the nominee for the Democrats to
win the left. What you're going to find is Bernie
Sanders all of a sudden drop this whole pretense about
how he's somebody who is going to care about the
American worker and has a Remember he was saying some
of that when he was trying to beat Hillary, when
he was trying to win the white working class vote

(01:10:13):
when he was up against Hillary in the primary. But
he's going to get rid of that real fast, all
of a sudden. Now Bernie Sanders is also turning into
an open borders guy. And you know, I saw that
there's this change that's happening now because of Attorney General
barn Attorney General bar Is has stated that you can

(01:10:37):
be held in detention if you were illegal, You can
be held in detention for a whole lot longer than
was previously the case. This was on MSNBC Today. Attorney
General William Barr waited on an immigration in case Tuesday,
establishing a president that could affect thousands of migrants at
the Southwest Board of Seeking Asylum bar. In his decisions,

(01:10:58):
set asylum seekers who begin an expedited removal in which
they're not given the right to see a judge and
are then transferred to full removal proceedings in which they
make their case before a judge, should not be released
on bond. It means that thousands of asylum seekers who
once would have been out on bond and living in
the US while awaiting the decision, will now be kept
in detention centers, where the wait times are now climbing

(01:11:20):
from months to a year. This ruling gives Immigration and
Customs Enforcement the legal authority to detain all these people indefinitely.
According to a Migration Policy Institute scholar here, that's if
they have the capacity. So I think the actual effect
of this ruling will be severely limited by isis capacity.
This is going to go into effect in ninety eight eights. Look,

(01:11:41):
this isn't a game change your decision, but it's at
least looking at the authority that Immigration and Customs Enforcement
has and the Department of Justice has to say no
more of this free pass nonsense. Okay, we got to
stop just letting everybody who shows up into America and
then hey, can you show up for your asylum hearing.
And it's very frustrating because people say, oh, they show

(01:12:02):
up for their asylum hearing. First of all, no, they don't.
More than half of them do not show up for
their asylum hearing. It's about sixty percent don't show. And
even once they show for the asylum hearing, and if
they're denied they can then they then automatically get these
asylum These quote asylum seekers, they're not asylum seekers, that's
what they're calling themselves. They can get legal process to

(01:12:26):
challenge the deportation order. I mean, folks, if it's gonna
take ten years to deport one immigrant who comes into
this country illegally and says he wants asylum, we're done.
What's the point they're gonna They're not gonna deport them
all in the next fifty year. It's just not going
to happen. So the system is completely The system isn't

(01:12:46):
just broken. They are breaking the system. It is a
purposeful action these asylum seekers and the left wing Democrats
have helped them break our immigration system. That has what
they have done, they have smashed it with a hammer.
Crazy left try to stop Michael Knowles from The Daily
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Candice Owens was told the University of Pennsylvania that she

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it was too our way of life, to the Western democracies,
to our allies in Europe, to our fellow Americans. In
the midst of the Great Depression, this country was willing
to sacrifice men and women all over the United States
to make sure that we defeated Germany, and we won
that board and for the following seventy five years that

(01:14:35):
we made this world safe for democracy. The Green New
Deal calls that sacrifice and service and scale scale of
commitments to mind when it talks about the challenges that
we face today the Green New Deal. Folks, Beto O'Rourke
wants you to know that he thinks the Green New

(01:14:57):
Deal is as big of a deal as fighting the
Nazis was. He thinks that the commitment, the willingness to
sacrifice and you heard him there that those are those
are Betto's words. He just like really believes that if
we all just come together and open our hearts, we

(01:15:22):
can reach this like new Nirvana where it's like the
Green New Deal is going to be like World War two.
Unfathomably stupid stuff from a guy who is flaming out
very fast, very early in this Democrat primer, I have
to say, I think Mayor Pete stealing Betto's lunch. That's

(01:15:42):
what's happening here. But think about what he's really saying.
Sixty million people roughly, I think they estimates are forty
to sixty million died military and civilian in World War two,
six zero million. That is a lot of people. To
compare that struggle for global civilization really to the Green

(01:16:09):
New Deal, a policy proposal. The brainchild of whom is
or or or who is the the the person who
came up with this. I was gonna say the brainchild
of whom is brainless, but I'm not sure that really works.
Ocazio Cortez. Ocazio Cortez is somebody who I would not

(01:16:30):
trust to run an eleven dollars a bottle juice stand,
which there's a lot of now in DC I've noticed,
and yet here, well, I guess she was a bartender,
so maybe she actually would do a pretty good job
with that. This is crazy talk, though, from Beta Aurora.
This is crazy to say that the Green New Deal

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should spur sacrifice on this scale of the US during
the Second World War what a a complete undermining and
a disregard for the very real sacrifices and bravery and
heroism and and horrors and atrocities that were on display

(01:17:14):
in the Second World War. I mean, delibos realize how
stupid they sound. Maybe they just don't care. That's a
very very dumb thing to say. But when you look
at what's come out today about the not so charitable Democrats,
people like Betto. I remember Betto Roic is a guy

(01:17:37):
who's very, very very rich because he married very very rich.
He's pulled the John Kerry. By the way, John Kerry
married rich not once but twice. That's very lucky, isn't it.
So Beto marries into a very rich family, like Mitt
Romney level rich, you know, like around they're not quite billions,
I think, but in the hundreds of millions real estate

(01:17:58):
developer family. And he's telling all of us he's going around,
I'm just like doing all the social media and I
just want everyone he's doing all this stuff. Any of
you want to guess what percentage of Beto's income he
gave to charity in the most recent year for which
he put out returns. An he want to guess point

(01:18:21):
three percent of his income. Now, I'm sorry, but if
you're going to run around talking about quote, World War
two level sacrifice to tackle the imaginary problem of CO
two melting the planet, and that is what they think
is happening too much. CO two means we all melt,

(01:18:41):
the seas rise, the ice caps melt. There's climate change,
although they keep changing what climate change is. So it's
really hard to disprove because the moment it's disprovable, they say, well,
that's not climate change, or something else is climate change.
This is I really and I mean this, and I
don't say this to be glib al, though it's a
fun thing to say. Climate change is a religious belief

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for people who think they're too smart for religion. And
so with our increasingly militantly secular Western world, people are
desperate for purpose. They're desperate to feel like they're a
part of something bigger and more important than just you know,
grinding it out in some cubicle somewhere hoping their boss
doesn't notice that they leave ten minutes early. So being

(01:19:28):
a part of this World War two level effort, as
betto sees it, to save the planet, that gives people
a lot of meaning all of a sudden, you know, now,
now you really can hold your head high and perhaps
more importantly for liberals, look down on the other side
with disdain. Remember, it's not the climate change hysteria that

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Betcho and all of the every single Democrat candidate believes
in this stuff. It is now mandatory in the Democrat
to be a amacrat today. It is mandatory that you
praise and love the Green New Deal and climate change.
This area abortion, all nine months of a pregnancy, including

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post pregnancy abortion. You have to be on board for
all of that. You have to be on board for
intersectionality and identity politics. That there is no room anymore
for heretics in the Democratic Party. There hasn't been any
room on these issues for a long time. But all
these different Democrats believe this. They all buy into this

(01:20:34):
notion that we face in an existential threat. And I
just would note that if we really did face an
existential threat, shouldn't they be willing to take more personal action?
You know, if I really thought that what I was
doing every day was contributing to the destruction of the planet,
I would change my I would alter my behavior. I
really would, I really would. But I don't believe that,

(01:20:57):
so I don't alter my behavior. And I hate recycling
and you know that, and I eat lots of red meat.
I don't care about the methane from the cows. Take
that Libs. I saw some CNN, I mean CNN as
if they don't have enough fake news that has something about, oh,
one piece of bacon a day increases your chance of
colon cancer. You know, living increases your chances of colon cancer.

(01:21:19):
Give me a break, you know you want to never
worry about cancer risk. Don't be alive otherwise everything causes
cancer these days. And you know, to go after my
beloved bacon CNN. You know, is there no limit to you?
Or fake news CNN. But the ability that the Green

(01:21:40):
New Deal philosophy, this climate change, this area gives Democrats
to sneer and snicker at the other side. It's also
a very important thing then, because you're seeing, you know,
Beto try to present himself early on, and you can
these dynamics and Democratic Party play out in a way
where you know, there's it's instructive for us to see this, well,
what is the Democratic Party really? You're seeing it evolved

(01:22:03):
before your eyes in real time. Beto's whole thing was,
you know, I'm just gonna like always wear a blue
shirt with my sleeves rolled up and like housewives who
are libs are just gonna think that I'm like so
handsome and charming and like, then the rest of the
country will come along. That was his plan. But he
wasn't gonna be a brawler, he wasn't going to be

(01:22:24):
a fighter. Well that all change because now he's losing
ground that he knows it. So what does he do.
He does what libs always want to do, just crash
the other side. They're bad people with bad ideas and
forget about their ideas, bad morals, bad brains, bad hearts,
bad bad bad play clip five. It's not just it's

(01:22:45):
not just that he's the placing racist. He's encouraging the
worst tendency. He's hateful, he's racist, he's are I know
we've become slightly um immune to this, or at least

(01:23:06):
we've become far too used to it. But these are
horrible things to say about the president United States, Absolutely
terrible things, and yet they're said by the most prominent
Democrats of the country. Regular they're said by revered pundits
and anchors on on various anti Trump news channels, which

(01:23:29):
is all of them really except for one, and there's
no pushback on this. Why why is Trump a racist? Oh?
Because of the comment about Mexico is not sending us
their best. I mean, that's that's a manifestly true comment.
Mexico is not sending its h it's educated elite, because
there is an educated, eliteed Mexican that's sending them across
the border. They're not sending their engineers and their PhDs

(01:23:52):
and their their mds. And you know, from the look,
that doesn't make you a better person than somebody who's
a field laborer. But from the immigration for perspective, we
do have this whole system, believe it or not, where
we're supposed to care about the skills that people have
and what they bring to the economy. And yeah, from
that perspective, Mexico is not sending us their best when

(01:24:12):
you're looking at the illegal population, which is a vast
majority of Mexican immigration into this country. So they say
he's racist for that, that's just an observation that maybe
is politically incorrect, but it's true. And then saying that
there are rapists and murders. That is also true. No
serious human being thinks that everyone who comes across the

(01:24:36):
border from Mexico or any other country for that matter,
is a bad person as a rapist. That was obviously
not what Trump was saying, and it's not what Trump believes,
but they pretend that's what he says and he believes.
You know, if he were so bad, they wouldn't have
to misrepresent so many of the things that he says.
You know, when Trump on that opened mic such dirty politics,

(01:24:56):
we forget that too. You know, ABC just held onto
that until the moment for I could do maximum damage
to Trump October surprise time. You know, when he said
grab them by the you know what, he wasn't saying
that he assaults women. He's saying he's very sexually aggressive
because he's a celebrity. That's not the same thing. It's
just not So why do they have to keep lying

(01:25:20):
about him all the time If what he says is
so bad, if he's such a racist and so terrible,
why do they have to Oh, that's right, because this
is who the Democrats are. They misrepresent, they propagandize, and
they're unrepentant, just like the media is unrepentant about all
the Russia collusion stuff. They've just decided that they're dug

(01:25:41):
in on their side, and they're dug in on hating
Trump and even Betto, who's supposed to be like this.
As I've said, you know, Soul Cycle instructor mixed with
an Aaron Sorkin character, turns out that he's actually kind
of nasty too when it comes to Trump. I'm sick
of all these punk democrats. I really am in an
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is people are literally policy. But what do you mean
about that? Hida? Do you come down this? I was like, oh,

(01:27:11):
she comes down that? You know, like I don't know,
I don't know. I can where you asking in fucking Dutch. Honestly,
I've never fought more Palestinian than I ever thought in Congress.
Even in Palatine when I'm visiting my grandmother, I wren't
mak any American like to the Palstin. But I'm more

(01:27:32):
Palestinian in the Hall of Congress than I am anywhere
in conscious courts. And then just tell you it's just
the fact that they weren't ready for us. They really weren't.
But we were ready for this. That's where Shita Talib,
one of the favorite far left Democrats now in Congress,

(01:27:53):
female of Palestinian descent, and she, along with Okazi Quartz
and Ilhan Omar have really kind of formed this left wing,
radical fringe of the Democratic Party that's no longer a
fringe that's increasingly driving the conversation and directing a lot

(01:28:19):
of what is going on, not just media circles, but
behind the scenes for the Democrats. I mean, Pelosi can
be dismissive of them as much as she wants, but
the truth is that they wield they wield real power,
this far left contingent of the Democrat Party. I mean
Okazio Cortes, mark my words. I know you can never
disprove this, but Okazio Quartes, if she were old enough,

(01:28:43):
would be running for president, and she would be in
the top three right now, and I think there's a
very good chance that she would actually win the nomination.
She's a no nothing, She's not very nice to people.
She's incredibly condescending and arrogant and not smart. But Democrat
don't care. They don't care, hey, they just they're in

(01:29:03):
love with the concept of Okazio Quartez. She is for them,
the vessel for their left wing progressivism. So it doesn't
matter that she doesn't have any record of success or
wisdom or judgment or expertise, None of that matters. She
checks off the boxes that the left obsesses over diversity,

(01:29:26):
radical leftism, Marxism, all that stuff, the things that really
get the the contemporary Democrat left excited. Okazio Quartz exemplifies that,
and that is what matters to them more than anything else. This, uh,
this story you keep hearing from the Democrats is that

(01:29:48):
there's something really unfair, and you know they're people are
being really nasty to ilhan Omar in particular. I mean
Rashida Talip saying she never feels more palaced inidence to
walk around Congress world. And I say this, I don't
even know what that's supposed to mean. I mean, I
could guess at what she's trying to say, but it's
just such a strange comment. You don't feel more, you

(01:30:10):
don't feel more American walking around the halls of Congress.
I think whoever elected Rashida Talib should should rethink that decision.
Feel more Palestinian than ever? Why you're you're representing an
American congressional district, she is. This is part of leftism.
There's no gratitude on the left. There's no sense of

(01:30:32):
I am to be in America at this time. I
am so lucky. This country is incredible. We are so yes,
that's right, I'm gonna say it, so rich, so free,
so prosperous. It's in. This place is amazing. It's not perfect.
I got a lot of problems too, And maybe we
talk about all that every day, but if you're really

(01:30:54):
taking a step back, America is incredible, and the let
always just wants to knock it down and talk about
how unjust it is and unfair it is and bad
it is. You know, it's like they really want to
live somewhere else. You know, I gotta tell you, a
lot of these leftists have a very superficial understanding of

(01:31:15):
these other countries that they hold up as Oh, look
at Japan. They've got a great healthcare system, and they know, yeah, okay,
Japan is a is a truly xenophobic country. They do
not want outsiders, they do not want immigrants at all, period,
full stop. You look at a lot of these European
countries and you're you're just in the early stages of
seeing what assimilation is really going to look like for

(01:31:38):
them with a mass migration, particularly from the from the
Muslim world. You know, they hold up these other countries
as exemplars for us. The left does this without even
really understanding what it's like in these countries. You know,
they talk about Sweden like it's some kind of utopia. Meanwhile,
Sweden's business climate is very friendly and very anti regulation,
and they just everyone pays really high taxes. That's what's

(01:32:01):
the that's the way. It is very unlikely you're going
to become a you know, a wealthy suite if you're
born without a lot of money and very unlikely to
have that possibility. But you know, this just takes me
that there's a fundamental difference in philosophy between the left
and the right on where this country should go and
how it should be governed. And we are seeing it

(01:32:23):
in more clear terms now than in any time really
in my lifetime. I think we're not arguing over the
means to get to the same place anymore in this
country between Democrats and Republicans, we are now arguing over
we're trying to get to different places. Democrats want to
make this a different country from what you and I

(01:32:44):
see it as. They want different economic policies, different relationship
between citizen and state different immigration policies. Yeah, we are,
we are coming apart at the seems politically. More on
this for you in just a moment. I try to
pick my words with care. I try not to use tough,
pejorative terms against people. But she is a radical well.

(01:33:07):
She has espoused both in terms of her anti Semitic
points of view and the dismissive way she approaches What
happened on September eleventh is the thinking of a radical,
A radical who is now an elected member of Congress,
a radical who can get the fellow Democrats in Congress
not to condemn her actual words because of the power
of the Progressive block in Congress, the more than five
people that Nancy Pelosi is wisely worried about. This is

(01:33:31):
a creeping radicalism inside the Democratic Party and it's only
grown worse. You know. I think Nancy Pelosi showed that
she's starting to get fed up. Very interesting. Nancy Pelosi
knows what she's doing, and she would not have thrown
Shade and those two statements about Aosa if she didn't
think she needed to. She's sending a signal to the
other Democrats in the caucus that you need to step

(01:33:51):
up you need to fight her too. Never thought I'd
say this, but I'm rooting for Pelosi. At least you
know Pelosi is a progressive, a hypocrite, a transactionalist, you know,
and in many ways is just completely wrong and untakable

(01:34:13):
on a whole bunch of issues. But at least you
know what you're dealing with. Pelosi, aoc Rashida talib ilhan Omar.
These are people who are radicals. These are people who
take a very different view and where this country should

(01:34:33):
go and what justice is in this country. These are
people that have gotten elected to high office and I
think have shown us that they do not share some
very basic and fundamental principles with the rest of American
society ideologically, all right, they see this were left so

(01:34:57):
oh it's because they're they're women of color knowing it's
not all right. This is I hate that crap when
the left, the left does that all the time. Oh
it's because, no, it's not. I give just as much
of a hard time to Elizabeth Warren, a fake woman
of color, you know, somebody who fraudulently claimed to be

(01:35:17):
a minority, as I do to these other three. But
you know, Warren's a transactionalist too. She's not quite as
radical in her rhetoric as these new members of Congress are.
Does anyone think for a second that you know, if
if AOC took the policies of Ted Cruz, who is
also Latino. You know, I think AOC was fantastic. But

(01:35:40):
you know, even the fact that you can feel the
need to explain yourself on this, oh well, you know,
I'm I'm not saying this because of racial issues or whatever.
This is what they want. They want to put you
on defense right away. You can't talk about the issues.
My problem with these new freshman members of Congress to
leab Omar and Ao Shee, is that they don't know

(01:36:02):
what they're talking about. When they do know what they're
talking about, it's very radical and it's very unwise for
the country. And I think that they're nasty and don't
understand the damage that they would do if they got
their way. That's my problem with them. There's I have
no other problems with them. Those are my problems. And
yet we know what the left is going to do.

(01:36:24):
They're gonna say, oh, how could you oppose this radical
left contingent of the Democrat Party. It must be There
must be something else, you see, there must be something
else going on here. And this is where Betto, for example,
steps in trying to build his left wing street cred
and he goes after Trump for oh why, oh, that's right,
going after ilhan Omar. Betto defends her and says that

(01:36:48):
Trump is, oh, you guessed it, inciting violence Play twenty one.
This latest incitements a hatred and violence posting a video
the President on his own Twitter account, not reach he did,
but formulated by his own team that conflints a Muslim
member of Congress, Representative Elon Omar duly elected by her

(01:37:10):
constituents in Minnesota, with the terrorists who perpetrated the attack
on nine to eleven at the end of the video,
saying we will never forget so were the lives of
other Muslims in this country. Her life is in danger,
he said, I'm sorry, but I know a lot of

(01:37:33):
prominent figures on the right who received death threats and
who are the targets of very nasty public criticism. They
called the President of the United States, and Beto still
does mind bogglingly. A traitor. Treason is legally punishable by
the death penalty. In this country. Democrats were actually repeatedly

(01:37:57):
for two years calling the president a traitor to his country,
a Russian asset. And they want to tell us about
overheated rhetoric. They want to tell us about, oh, putting
somebody in jeopardy by criticizing them publicly. Look, Ilhan Omar
said something incredibly stupid and insensitive. She should take the

(01:38:18):
l take the loss for it, and move on. But no,
they want to create a special a special dispensation for
Omar and aoc. Oh, if they say something terrible and
you call them out for it, it it must be because
you're racist. It can't be because they're just saying stupid
stuff that they should be held to account for. Oh no, no,
No speech equals violence is one of the most disgraceful

(01:38:46):
and dishonest things that the Democrats push these days, and
they're not giving up on it because even though you
and I know that this is complete garbage, it works
in a lot of cases, and unfortunately it works far
too often. The show ain't over yet, folks, keeping it real.

(01:39:11):
It's time for roll call. Indeed, let me touch talent.
I'm gonna get it because I've been waiting to take
it from the friend zone to the end zone, trying

(01:39:32):
to take you to that house. Baby, let's go. I've
been waiting all night. It's roll call time. That's right,
roll call time, everybody. If you want in on the action,
it's very easy. Facebook dot Com slash Buck Sexton, Let's
get to it, show me, let's start the note, bring
the noise. I'll tell you that today I was on

(01:39:55):
set at Rising and One. We had a no show
guest today after the show. So sometimes we post tape
or pretape people for Rising at the Hill, and we
had a no show guest, and it was just a misunderstanding.
It was We're gonna have this guest later on in
the week, no problem. But the no show guest, you know,

(01:40:18):
I usually give them about a five minute grace period
what I'm on set, and then I'm like, all right,
And I just muttered to myself. Someone said to me, Buck,
what are you gonna do? And I said, I just
decided to go on living my life. And the guys
of the crew, to their credit, immediately caught that as
a reference to Forgetting Sarah Marshall, where Aldus Snow is

(01:40:39):
given the mixtape by Jonah Hill, who is playing a
kind of over eager hotel employee at the Turtle Bay
Resort on the north side of Oahu, so a place
I would like to go check out myself. At some
point he's like, do you get a chance to listen
to my mixtape? And he goes, no, I just I
just went on living my life. So it was good times.

(01:41:02):
They all caught that one that I was very proud
of my TV crew that their their movie quote skills
are are not quite black belt. I'd say, I'd say
red belt level or is that higher than black belt?
We've already been through this a million times, Kirk right,
it's just a thought, Buck. I think Robert Muller has
two reports. One he made while thinking he was turning

(01:41:23):
it into Rosenstein and then boom along comes Bill Barr
and Mueller had to change the report around because I
think it is a he is afraid of Bar and
he knows Bar is going to clean up. Keep up
the great work, Buck. I enjoy your podcast. We need
to expose those darned liberals. And I'd love to see
the Trump bus all love. I would love to see
Trump bus all the illegals right to Nancy's neighborhood. I

(01:41:49):
don't think that's going to happen, But I would just
say this to you, that Trump in a way that
I look, sometimes Trump does and I think it's not
the right move, and I admit this, I'm like, that
doesn't make any sense, and then he does it, and
I go, oh, that's why he did that. He's not
really going to bust these illegal aliens into these communities.

(01:42:12):
But by merely saying it, he exposed that liberals deep
down recognize that illegals from a third world who come
with very limited skills, little if any English language predominantly,
and a lot of needs and problems are not a
huge boon to the local economy in certain places. And

(01:42:35):
in fact, professor Borjas from Harvard, who has done the
most extensive research on what immigration illegal immigration specifically does
too wages, says the problem is that they always trying
to measure it at a national level. So you say, well,
you know, wages nationally have not been affected by but

(01:42:56):
you can't you know, you can't say for you won't
see anything at the national level. What you will see, though,
is for people who are carpenters, you know, day laborers,
people that are involved in sort of tradesmen professions in

(01:43:16):
southern Arizona. There will be a drop in wages and
it'll last for a few years. You may say, well, Buck,
they could go somewhere else to find jobs. Okay, do
you want to leave your community because all of a
sudden wages go down dramatically? Wages go down in a
fifteen or twenty percent fifteen or twenty percent drop matters
a lot. If you're making thirty five forty grand a year,
that's a lot. So yeah, I don't think he'll but

(01:43:39):
Trump Trump exposed them for the hypocrisy, which I didn't
at first. I thought, why would he want to because
a lot of the illegals want to go to the
sanctuary city, and saying, oh, it's not about what the
illegals want, it's about what the Libs are going to
do in reaction to Trump. Kristen, Hello from Seattle. While
I'm on vacation. Thankfully you have the podcast and I

(01:44:01):
just listen while I'm doing the tourist thing, Shields High
Fight the Good Fire. Well, Kristen, I hope you're having
a great time up in Seattle. You know, I have
never been to Seattle. I've never been to that city.
I've been to Portland, which is the closest I've ever gotten.
I'd be very curious to check out Seattle. Vancouver, I
hear is beautiful, very expensive for real estate, but I'm

(01:44:23):
not looking to buy a house, so that doesn't really
bother me. Well, yeah, I hope you're having a great
time in Seattle. People tell me very good things. Most
of what I know about Seattle I've learned from the
show Gray's Anatomy, which is not a show that previous
girlfriends in my life had made me watch more episodes
of than I care to admit on National Radio. It

(01:44:44):
is not that show that they made me watch lots
of episodes of so that I know some of the
characters names and backstories. And it's not that show that
is not Gray's Anatomy that I'm talking about. Maybe I
know some stuff about Seattle from that show. Okay, Glenn,
Hey Buck, love your show and the beard Boom, high

(01:45:06):
five for the beard. Thank you. The beard has grown
on people. The beard has grown on me. I live
in Massachusetts, and when I went to the gas station
the other day, it was shocked to see marijuana for
sale at the counter. Thought they could only sell it
at dispensaries. Makes me concerned about access to children if
it's easy to obtain. Thanks for all you do, Shields High, Glenn.

(01:45:27):
You know, it was some years ago when I saw
a giant like you know, weed truck, and not for
like roundup weed stuff, I mean marijuana truck that was
just driving a New York city selling edibles, a truck
that had weed advertised on it. And now I guess
New York has more or less decriminalized. And I don't

(01:45:48):
know the specifics of the loss here. But look, here's
where I come down on this. Marijuana. I do not
I do not approve. I do not like marijuana. I
do not think it's good for people. But a lot
of things aren't good for people. You know, sometimes I
have two or three glasses of tequila. That's not good
for me. But I also don't think anybody should lose
their lose their future, their livelihood. They're go to prison

(01:46:10):
because marijuana is simply, scientifically not a deadly substance. It's
just not. People can argue or argue with me about
this all day. Now. You could say, buck if you drive, yeah,
but that's true of alcohol too, right. It can it
can slow down your reflexes and your hurt your decision making.
But that's true of a lot of things. You should
see what buck is like without caffeine in the morning. Yeah,

(01:46:32):
I look like something from Night of the Living Dead.
I am not fun without caffeine in the morning. Is
that a subtle or maybe not so subtle addiction? Well, yes,
of course. But is anyone in Is anyone including myself,
in danger because of my two cups of black Rifle
coffee every morning? Of course, not maybe my three cups
or four. So I think that marijuana should be decriminalized.

(01:46:53):
That doesn't mean that I advocate the usage of marijuana.
And I also think that it's a good They're going
to be societal costs that we need to understand where
they're going to be people who abuse it, and that's
very bad. But just compare verrijuana defensemel. People can overdose
and die from fenseemel the first time very easily. It
is not hard to do. I've spoken to world renowned,

(01:47:16):
a world renowned scientist on this show, doctor Bertha Madrass
at Harvard's biochemistry Labs. I think that's what they call it.
It's something like that. Today we had a guy on
from the National Science Foundation on rising to talk about
the black hole. And you know, there are not that
many areas of life where expertise really does leave you
like huh, but that was one of them. I was like, so,

(01:47:39):
you're telling me that there's this black hole and that
matter disappears in the black hole, but we don't know
where it goes or what happens to it. That's correct,
buck h I offered up though, that I know what
happens when you go into the black hole, you escape
from the Klingons. That's all you need to know. As
for a marijuana laws in Massachusetts, Glen, obviously you got

(01:48:01):
me on a tangent here. I can't speak specifically to
them and don't really know what's going off. I'm in Massachusetts.
I used to be at least a college resident of Massachusetts.
Lovely state, great people, bad politics. I love Boss Boston's man.
I've been to Boston once for a real weekend and
I just happened. I went up there for a wedding

(01:48:22):
and it was I mean, we had perfect weather, it
was just beautiful. Man, Boston. I like Boston. I have
to say, it's a really it's a special talent. I
wish I'd spent more time there when I was in college,
but it was in the wintertime. I'm probably not as
excited as I am about Boston in May. You know,
right now would be a great time to go visit.
I'm not a super cold weather guy. Here we go,

(01:48:44):
William Wrights Buck. I think I have your liberal podcast
ad issues solved. It's only coming through the podcast feed
of iHeart. If you listen any place else, especially the
Himalaya app, there's no such ad. Keep up the good work.
Thank you from Pennsylvania Shields High Well, thank you William
for doing a bit of deep dive into this. I
appreciate it very much. Uh, William writes, I am al

(01:49:08):
gore aphobic. I am terrified of all things Al Gore,
Tipper Gore, bub um ching shield tie. Thanks William, appreciate
you sharing that one. I like a groner. You know,
sometimes you gotta get gotta let a groner joke out there.
You can't be shy with the groner. Uh, here we go. Nope,

(01:49:33):
is that really your name? Nope? Rights Hey Buck, just
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