Activist Judges, Immigration, and Geo-Engineering (Ep. 69)

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Tonight,
tonight's gonna be an interesting show, to be honest with you, because I really did not have all that much time to prep

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today.
But we're gonna get into the show here in just a moment. Before we do that, just gotta mention one very, very quick thing to you.
As soon as I can get to it, I guess not. Alright. Well, never mind. We'll come back to it when we can. Alright.
Anyway,
so how are you doing folks? How was your Wednesday?

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How was your Tuesday night? I hope you guys were able to join us, last night. We had a a very interesting show. It was a little bit on the long side, but,
we were able to, actually
get through the majority of the stuff we wanted to talk about. Tonight, I don't have too much stuff to to really get into because, like I said, I didn't have much time today to do prep.
And,

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so I only picked out, like, a handful of stories that, I had wanted to cover. So, hopefully, we'll be able to, to get through all of it.
Some of it's really good news. Some of it's interesting. Some of it's kinda weird and strange and,
little, you know, eye eyebrow raising.
So, you know, we'll see what we can get to. And, what I really should have done before we even started, I should have cleaned my glasses because I got a smudge

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Good night.
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So, it was, it was it was interesting day. Interesting day. So some really great things took place right before, we started the show tonight. And,

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so I just wanna mention one very, very critical thing is that we,
The United States and Ukraine,
signed a
a critical
minerals and reconstruction deal,
earlier today,
and, they announced it right before we started the show. So I just wanted to make sure I made mention of that. And, that's huge. That's that's very, very important for us, especially in in our dealings with, with China. Because as you know, China has suspended its, its

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exporting of, critical critical
earth materials to us, critical mineral materials to us,
over the tariff situation. So, so that's great news. That's good for us, and and, it's really exciting for the administration.
Today, there was a a cabinet meeting. We're gonna talk about some of that,
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So,
a lot of great stuff, again, took place today,
in the news. You know, of course, you know, Trump is celebrating his,
his 100 in office, and,
a lot of a lot of really fantastic things took place. We went over a whole list of stuff, yesterday, so we're not gonna rehash the whole thing. But, you definitely need to pay attention to what's going on in the news because

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there are so many things so many things going on that are gonna end up benefiting The United States and you individually
as we go forward. And we're gonna talk about a lot of that stuff. Like, this this deal with the, with with Ukraine,
dealing with rare earth minerals, this is big for the for The United States. This is and and it's big for Ukraine as well.

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So, we're gonna get into that here in just a minute. Let's just, queue up our
our stuff for it. Here we go.
Breaking news.
US and Ukraine signed critical minerals and reconstruction deal.
Treasury secretary Scott Besen on Wednesday, that would be today,

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announced that The United States and Ukraine have signed
the long anticipated minerals deal through the creation of a reconstruction
investment fund. The two countries have been trying to work out the deal since February, which would give The US access to mineral riches in Ukraine in exchange for funding the country during its war with Russia. Besant sent Besant said that the economic partnership positioned the two countries to work collaboratively

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to ensure mutual assets, talents, and capabilities
can speed up Ukraine's
economic
recovery.
So that is great news for The United States. It's great news for Ukraine.
And, in a way, this is how Ukraine is gonna pay us back for for all the,
materials, weapons that we have been sending them and the money that we'd been sending them,

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under the under the previous administration.
And, and and still kinda lingered into this administration as well based on, you know, deals that were made under the previous. So
this is great news, and it's really exciting. And I'm you know, like I said, it came up right before we went out to the onto the show. So, I wanted to make sure I brought that up to you.

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Alright.
Let's see here. There's another piece on, Gateway Pundit,
US Ukraine signed rare earth metals agreement.
Let's see if there's anything different in here.
Donald Trump said, we're telling Ukraine that they have very value very valuable rare earth. We want that

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We want what we put up to go in terms of a guarantee.
We want a guarantee.
We're handing them money hand over fist. We're giving them equipment. The European Union is not keeping up with us. They should equalize,
and, and so on. So this is, again, really great news, and we're very happy that this this took place today.
Alright. Also, something else that broke, right before we got onto the show. Here was, HHS under,

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Robert Kennedy junior
is going to reexamine a massive
massive 800
I'm sorry. $89,000,000,000
contract
that was awarded
to a California nonprofit.
Justin News reported, the Department of Health and Human Services is reportedly

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reconsidering a massive contract to the National Cancer Institute,
a massive contract the National Cancer Institute awarded to a California nonprofit in January to operate a cancer research lab in Maryland. The $89,000,000,000
award was given to the Alliance for Advancing Biomedical Research
on January 17, just three days before former president Joe Biden left office. The nonprofit is also considered untested because it has not received or spent a penny since its inception in 02/2022.

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That's kinda suspicious, don't you think?
You've been around since 02/2022 and you and you haven't spent a penny on any kind of research?
Haven't received anything
since 02/2022?
That's kinda suspicious.
And I think they're right for investigating this and and kind of rethinking this whole thing. That's $89,000,000,000.

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That's a lot of money.
That's a lot of money. HHS notified the government accountability office of the GAO earlier this month
that it is reevaluating all of the original bids for the contract, which means it could give the money to another company.
The organization is also tied to the University of California system, which senate judiciary chairman Chuck Grassley has accused of using 40% of its federal funding for administrative purposes and criticized for allegedly being vulnerable

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to China.
Grassley told the, free beacon it's outrageous. Biden's NIH shoved nearly $90,000,000,000
contract out the door just days before president Trump returned to office.
Even worse, the money would have flowed into an organization that can't clearly protect itself from adversaries like China. I'm very glad HHS

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heeded my calls to reverse course and is now reevaluating its initial proposal. So
another another,
money saving, cost saving,
move by this administration.
So
more good news.
Alright. Let's see. Where are we here?

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This over just a little bit.
Alright. Now into the, the stuff that we pulled for today.
So,
we're gonna spend some time
tonight talking about
these rogue judges.
I don't know. Maybe you're tired of hearing about it. I don't know.

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I'm not. Not yet.
And the reason why I'm not tired of hearing about it yet is mostly because,
I'm I'm happy to see that that the this administration is actually taking action
on these rogue judges, and that they're not just, you know,
just going along with these ridiculous,

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overreaching
orders that these judges are coming down with.
And then on top of those, you also have the judges like,
this judge, former well, soon to be former judge, we we think,
up in Wisconsin, Dugan,
which we'll get into in just a few minutes. But,
I wanna start off here with, this, this district judge

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in, in California,
throws up major roadblocks for border patrol agents in California.
Alright. Now this is ridiculous
when I read this to you. Alright. This is from The Blaze.
California federal judge on Tuesday, yesterday,
threw up major roadblocks for border patrol agents seeking

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to deport illegal aliens.
US District Judge, Jennifer Thurston,
issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting customs and border protection
officers from arresting I'll get it one day.
Customs and border protection officers from arresting suspected illegal aliens without a warrant unless
agents believe

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unless agents have a reason to believe the suspect might flee before a warrant can be issued.
The judge also excuse me. The judge also ruled that officers cannot stop suspected illegal
immigrants without reasonable suspicion.
Additionally,
border patrol is barred from deporting an individual via voluntary departure unless the suspect is first informed

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of his or her right of his or her rights and agrees to leave the country.
Thurston's order applies only to federal agents in the Eastern District Of California.
Okay.
So let's just unpack just a a little bit here.
Alright. Well, first of all,
if you
sorry.

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There we go.
I had to change the I have one of those angled
XLR plugs on here, and something happened to it. I I think I may have gone over it, but the vacuum
damaged it. So I had to put a regular one on here, and it's a little longer. So I keep I keep knocking into it. Sorry. So
so let's let's unpack some of this here. First of all, if you are here illegally,

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I think you have reasonable
suspicion
already. Okay?
First of all, the the border patrol,
they're not just randomly stopping people on the street and,
and questioning people about their immigration status. They they know who they're looking for.
Alright?
They're given the information

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through
immigration services. So they know who they're looking for. It's not a mystery.
So right there, you already have your probable cause.
This person either did not show up to a hearing. This person did not show up to
a, to,
or or or this person's visas expired, and they haven't they've disappeared into the into the woodwork, and they've not shown up to anything.

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That is reasonable suspicion. That's that's your probable cause right there. And then another thing that I wanted to point out too is that
if you are not a citizen of The United States,
you do not have constitutional rights
as this judge is implying here by saying you have to,
you you can,

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or you have to inform them, looking for the language they used,
unless the suspect is first informed of his or her rights and agrees to leave the country.
No. If you're here illegally, you get deported.
If you don't belong here, you get sent home.
You don't have constitutional rights, or your or rights

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aren't protected by The United States Constitution for you because you're not a citizen of The United States. The Constitution does not apply to every person in The United States Constitution
does not apply to every person in the world. The United States constitution applies
to
to citizens of The United States.

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I mean, I think that's
basic.
When I went to the academy,
that's
what I learned.
Rights apply to citizens,
not
illegals,
not illegal aliens.

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So
this is just another activist judge
inserting themselves into something that they have no business being inserted in.
She wrote that the border patrol officers engaged in contact that viola violated well established constitutional rights.
And, of course, the ACLU get got involved with all this and and, you know, it's it's a mess.

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Teresa Romero, the president of, the United Farm Workers said,
quote, this order rightfully upholds the law. Border patrol can't just wait into communities snatching up hardworking people without due process
just for being,
catch this, just for being brown and working class. So now they're also bringing in the race card. So

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they're they're showing up to these places. Okay? So just to just to go by what she says, you know, you know,
where was
it?
Can't just wait into communities, snatching up hardworking people without due process.
If they're here illegally
if they're illegal aliens, yes, they can.

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Yes. They can. They are here in violation of US law.
They can easily do that
and legally do that.
So, you know, the these activist judges
are just way overstepping.

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Mike Lee stepped into this, and he said this.
He said,
it appears we have yet another judge,
another judge problem, as US District Judge, Jennifer Thurston, has issued an order banning border patrol from arresting illegal aliens, quote, unless they have a warrant.

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Officers
routinely
arrest without an arrest warrant when they acquire probable cause to believe a crime has been committed.
Eight US code
thirteen fifty seven
expressly authorizes border patrol to make warrantless arrests for immigration violations,
particularly if the person is entering The US illegally.

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I cannot fathom the justification
for a judicial order prohibiting the border patrol from arresting
illegal aliens
without
a warrant.
Well, that that kinda makes sense to me,
doesn't it?
You're here illegally.

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You're in violation of the law.
That's your probable cause.
Here's Fox News' pieces on it.
Alright. Another judicial pushback against president Trump's immigration crackdown. This comes after dozens were arrested in January during border patrol's operation return to sender, where agents rounded up people determined to have entered the

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who were determined
to determined to have entered the country illegally.
Yesterday, California district judge Jennifer Thurston
demanded CBP agents cannot arrest suspected illegal migrants
without a warrant or reason to believe the person is a flight risk before they can get one.
You see, I'm not the only one with a with a a problem with the language. Okay? And we we all get tongue tied from time to time.

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So to me, it's unbelievable
that
a judge can
a district judge
can usurp the authority
granted to the executive branch under article two
that can usurp the authority that's granted to the federal government

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regarding immigration and naturalization processes.
It just I don't under I it just it just baffles me where they believe
they get this authority from.
And you could you could put the argument out there that that, you know, well, they're they're doing it knowing that they don't really don't have the authority to do it, and they're expecting it to get overturned.

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But it's just buying time for the for the illegal alien, for the criminal,
to work their way through the system and get taxpayer funded lawyers and get taxpayer funded everything
and disappear into the woodwork again while they're waiting for their next hearing.
So I I could I could see that angle of it also.

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But what I really think needs to have to has to what I
what I really think
that needs to happen
is for Congress,
who has the authority to do this
under the constitution,
under this document right here,

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Congress has the authority
to defund
you know how the left loves that word,
defund,
to defund the district court.
Congress has that sole plenary
authority.

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So they should that this is what they should be doing. Now Mike Johnson, speaker Johnson, said prior to them going on their extremely long vacation
that that was
a step that they were willing to take.
Well, speaker Johnson, when are you gonna take the step?
These district courts need to be shut down,

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and then you can reestablish them. That's the purview of the congress.
So what are we waiting for?
Again, just another piece on this one.
Fox News.

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California judge on Tuesday demanded border patrol agents allow people they think
are living in The US illegally to stay in the country unless other authorities
have a warrant or reason to believe the person may flee. No. It's not that they think they're here illegally.
They are here illegally.
They're not scooping up people who are who have immigrated to The United States, have become citizens of The United States. They are scooping up people

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that are here illegally.
So again, I just I don't
I just don't understand it. I don't get it.
Then here's another one.

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Another issue.
Another judge.
A federal judge on Wednesday,
that would be today,
barred the Department of Homeland Security
from transferring illegal aliens to other agencies like the Department of Defense.

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US District Judge Brian Murphy, a Biden appointee, said the Trump administration's DHS cannot transfer aliens to other agencies as a way to prevent them from receiving due process. Alright. Again.
Again,
I mean,
this is basic law.

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These people are letting their political bias get in the way of their judgment.
Excuse me.
I may have to put the, studio ACU, you know, because it's getting hot in here.

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These these activist judges
are letting are getting are letting their, their their political bias
biases
get in the way of making the correct legal judgment.
Due process.
An illegal alien
is not entitled to due process under the constitution of The United States.

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Why? Again, they're illegal.
They're here illegally.
Alright?
I mean, how much more can you explain it? They're here illegally, so therefore, they're not entitled to the protections of the constitution.

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Here, a federal judge has barred DHS from transferring
migrants to other agencies, and that's a copy of the order.
Highlighted in blue, it says, after taking custody, even alien defendants may not
cede may not cede events
defendants may not cede events and alien

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from receiving due process guarantees.
Now if you remember last month,
you had,
you had, four Venezuelan gang members that were flown from, the US naval station in Guantanamo Bay in Cuba to El Salvador.
And then last month, the same judge, judge Murphy, issued

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a,
a,
a temporary restraining order,
and then he issued an injunction.
Reuters reported a federal judge ordered the Trump administration on Wednesday to ensure migrants held at Guantanamo Bay are given a chance to raise any concerns about their safety before deporting them to El Salvador or other countries other than their places of origin.

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US District Judge Brian Murphy in Boston issued the order after immigrant rights activists argued the administration had violated a
court order he issued by flying four Venezuelans held in The US Naval base in in Cuba
to El Salvador on a flight conducted by the US Department of Defense. Murphy, in late March, had issued a temporary restraining order, which he later extended to an injunction
restricting the Department of Homeland Security's

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ability to rapidly deport migrants to countries other than their own without allowing them to first raise concerns.
And if that was it,
as if
that was it,

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You had another judge.
Another judge.
A Boston Judge set to face a hearing for helping illegal migrant slip out of court to avoid
ICE agents in 02/2018.

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A possible brutal punishment is looming for yet another judge accused of helping an illegal I mean,
I mean, folks, come on.
If this doesn't put a lack of faith and trust in the judicial system, I don't I don't know what else would.

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A possible brutal punishment is looming for yet another judge accused of helping an illegal alien escape according to a new report. In just the past few days, an ex judge in New Mexico and his wife,
were arrested for harboring illegal aliens. Alright? That was, former judge Joel Kano.
And a Wisconsin judge,
that was judge Dugan,
was suspended from her duties and arrested for enabling an illegal alien

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criminal to avoid arrest by waiting ICE agents.
Now a Daily Mail report reveals a hearing is scheduled for a Boston Judge being paid more than $200,000
a year by taxpayers
who was accused of letting a twice deported
illegal
immigrant slip out of a side door of her courtroom to avoid ICE agents.

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The report said that Shelly Joseph, being paid to be a Boston Municipal Court judge, is facing removal from the bench when a hearing is held on June 9
over the April 2018 stunt.
She's been accused of allowing Joe Jose
Medina
Perez, an illegal immigrant originally from The Dominican Republic, walk out a backdoor

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of the Newton District County Courthouse
to avoid getting arrested by ICE agents on on duty.
She was indicted by former US attorney, Andrew Lelling, but those charges were dropped when she agreed to refer herself to Massachusetts Commission on Judicial Conduct and that organization,
in a report called called Scathing determined she committed willful judicial misconduct. She further failed to cooperate,

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and,
and be candid
and be she failed to cooperate
and be candid and honest with investigators.
So here's the face of a person
who
helped
an illegal alien evade ICE

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and then being indicted for judicial miscon misconduct.
Do you kinda regret what you did now?
Medina Perez was,
arrested for drug possession and being a fugitive from justice when he went to the Newton County District Court
on 04/02/2018.

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The commission found Joseph,
that
the commission found that Joseph found out that ICE agents were on hand and had a civil immigration detainer to take custody of the illegal alien.
The defense attorney from Dina Perez allegedly colluded with the trial court officer to let this client sneak out a sally port door in the lockup downstairs

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to avoid the ICE agents, the commissioners said, according to the report.
Now,
Pan Body, of course, I don't know if you remember this, but I think we played this already.
I think we did.

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Okay. I don't have this one. Let me screen share it.
No one is above the law, John. No one is above the law in this country.
And if you are destroying evidence,
if you are obstructing
justice when you have victims sitting in a courtroom of domestic violence and you're escorting a criminal defendant out a backdoor,

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it will not be tolerated, and it is a crime in The United States Of America. Doesn't matter who you are, you're gonna be prosecuted.
And, this is actually the full clip right here. It's, about seven minutes.
So rare for victims to wanna cooperate. They wanted to cooperate. They were sitting in the courtroom
with the state prosecutor.

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The judge learns that ICE was outside to get the guy because he had been deported in 2013,
came back in our country, commits these crimes,
charged with committing these crimes, victims in court.
Judge finds out. She goes out in the hallway, screams at the immigration officers. She's furious, visibly shaken,
upset,
sends them off to talk to the chief judge. She comes back in the courtroom. You're not gonna believe this. Takes the defendant and the defense attorney back in her chambers,

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takes them out of private exit, and tells them to leave while a state prosecutor and victims
of domestic violence are sitting in the courtroom. Wow. You know, madam attorney general, great to have you here, and thanks for, coming back on America Reports.
We remember these words of Tom Homan, the borders are. This was March 17 and his message
on these judges who apparently are trying to get in the way of this administration's efforts. Listen.

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I'm proud to be a part of this administration. We're not stopping. I don't care what the judges think. I don't care what the left thinks. We're coming. So when you see these judges
trying to obstruct
your efforts to make this country safer, what is your message to them? We are going to prosecute you, and we are prosecuting you. I found out about this the day it happened.

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We could not believe, actually, that a judge really did that. We looked into the facts in great depth. That's her picture up on the screen. Hannah Dugan, who is now in custody.
You cannot obstruct a criminal case and really shame on her.
It was a domestic violence case of all cases, and she's protecting a criminal defendant over victims of crime. In fact, she just had an initial appearance in court. There's also this other case coming out of New Mexico. Judge Joel Cano

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and his wife were arrested for harboring a TDA member at their home.
The alleged TDA member had been picked up by law enforcement,
and now he and his wife were picked up and arrested.
And you say that you believe,
as the attorney general, that the person that they were having living at their home was a truly potentially bad individual.

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Yeah. That's the judge up on the screen now who got arrested.
Yeah. His name is Ortega. He was a known is a known
TDA member known TDA member. So he comes through Eagle Pass, January
December
2023.
He's living in our country, January 2025. ICE, they get a tip. Tom Homan's done a great job. Our FBI did a great job on this case too.

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They get a tip that he is living with a judge and the judge's wife.
So
they
have him arrested first on immigration charges. A judge, Damian Martinez,
releases
him
saying that judge Kano has a good BS meter and wouldn't let just anyone live on his property.

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Yeah. I mean, when you look at the associations
with this violent Venezuelan
gang, Trende Aragua, and this person that they harbored in their home,
he was showing signs through clothing,
we are told, tattoos.
There was evidence through voice messages and text messages

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Kano and
his wife face, if any?
So judge Kano, soon to be former judge Kano,
got,
he got his charges were just unsealed. He's charged with obstruction.
He is charged he admitted post Miranda.
He took one of the
TDA member's cell phone, beat it with a hammer, destroyed it, and then walked to the pieces to a city

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dumpster Wow. To dispose of it to protect him. The wife also is charged with destroying evidence. Sandra, not only that, this TDA member and and he had on a necklace that said kill something about death. He had tattoos all over him. He also had on his cell phone
pictures of two
decapitated

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victims.
Two victims
decapitated,
gruesome photos, and he was sending them she was sending back, say, hey. You need to be careful. You shouldn't be sending these. You shouldn't be texting these photos out. Not not only that, these two the judge and his wife gave him assault rifles that belong to their daughter. That's what they're charged with.
In the in the criminal report affidavit,

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he goes to a shooting range
with these assault rifles, with a suppressor, with other known TDA members in their shooting. This is the last person that we want in our country, nor will we ever tolerate a judge or anyone else harboring them. Let let me, if I could, madam, attorney general, come back to the Wisconsin case and the judge Hannah Dugan.

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Because in allegedly letting
the perpetrator
and the attorney out through a non public
exit and allowed them to get out in front of the building. We had a situation where we've seen that I know Tom Homan was complaining about in Colorado,
where there would be no transfer of a defendant from a jail
to ICE custody on a detainer request

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in in a way that was orderly
and protected public safety. They would dump them off in a parking lot, and then ICE would have to chase them around with the DEA or whatever or FBI and pick them up. This ended up in a foot chase
in in in public,
site. It says here a foot chase ensued,
the agents, and this was a DEA agent and FBI agent pursued Florida Flores Ruiz for the entire length of the courthouse, ultimately apprehended him near the intersection of West State Street and Tenth Street. So the judge apparently has created a situation here where you have a public foot chase, and we all know that while sometimes they can be

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they can come off without incident, they can also turn into very dangerous situations.
John, that's exactly
right. She put the lives of our law enforcement officers at risk. She put the lives of citizens at risk. A a a street chase, which is is absurd
that that had to happen. But, yes, she put a lot of people at danger

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in danger. That judge did it, so did the other judge. Judge Kano is charged with they they were allegedly giving him
assault rifles,
AK 40 sevens, AR fifteens,
with a suppressor,
a known TDA member, letting him go to a shooting range to refine and perfect his shooting skills.
Madam, what's happened to our judiciary is beyond me. Yeah. So when when the American public hears this and they think these were once upstanding people in their communities and and and their professions,

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and they put it all on the line for this. I mean,
have you dug into their motive? Like, what inspired them
to to carry out these acts and harbor criminals?
They're deranged is all I can think of. I I I cannot believe I I think some of these judges think they are beyond and above the law, and they are not. And we're sending a very strong message

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today. If you are harboring a fugitive, we don't care who you are. If you are helping hide one, if you are giving a TDA member
guns, anyone who is illegally in this country, we will come after you, and we will
find you. If if I could just finish off with this with this idea, very significant development
that you're arresting judges now. Now it could be that the judges have engaged in terribly bad behavior and deserve to be arrested. But you know what critics will say. They'll say, oh, this is this is a government that is expanding fed, the powers of the the, article one of the constitution. Now they're arresting judges. How do you respond to that? No one is above the law, John. No one is above the law in this country. And if you are destroying evidence,

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if you are obstructing
justice when you have victims sitting in a courtroom of domestic violence and you're escorting a criminal defendant out a backdoor,
it will not be tolerated and it is a crime in The United
So I I'm not sure what happened to the audio there at the end, but you got the idea there. I mean, it is absolutely a crime in The United States to harbor a fugitive, to harbor

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an illegal alien.
And I don't know what happened to the judiciary in this country.
Again, I I I think
these people have let their ideology
get in the way of their judgment.
And if they
bought and paid for,

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I'm curious as
to if any of these judges that we've been talking about here are are Soros paid judges.
I'm just, you know, one of the Soros organizations that that funneled money into their campaign to get them into that position. I kinda wonder about that.

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But there is definitely something wrong here with the with the judiciary
and, and and and AG Bondi look. I don't I don't have a tremendous amount of faith in AG Bondi.
I think,
you know, I'd I'd I'd think she spends more time on Fox News
than she does actually

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doing the job that she was appointed to do.
Like, we're still waiting for a lot of stuff from her, you know, but I I I'm gonna get off on a on a rant on that one in a minute, but
no one remember, the left
the left

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loved that phrase,
no one is above the law,
when they were
pursuing
Donald Trump
mercilessly
for things that no one has ever been
tried for, convicted of, or anything

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under very suspicious
circumstances and instructions.
What happened
to the judiciary in this country?

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Drop a comment. Let me know what you think.
What do you think is going on?
What is the left's love affair with illegal aliens?
You know my theory on this. We've talked about it many times.
Many times we talked about it.

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Looking to change the demographic the voting demographic in the country,
one party rule,
that socialist form of government,
paving the way for the globalist to come through.
Because remember, folks, once The United States falls

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and it's gonna happen. I'm not you know?
It's gonna happen.
But once The United States falls,
the new world order takes over completely.

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You'll get the one world government,
the one world religion,
which I know a lot of people think it would be, Islam, but it's not.
It's gonna be that new age religion,

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worshiping the Earth, worshiping creation.
You're gonna have the one world currency, which is gonna be a digital currency.
I mean, you see it everywhere. Everybody's pushing it. Every every country in the in the world is trying to push on a digital currency.

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And that's why I think that these judges
that are bought and paid for,
these activist judges
are defending and trying to protect the illegal aliens because
they wanna saturate the voting block in this country.

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Just think about it. You're in a if if you're coming into this country illegally
and you're getting all this great free stuff, you know, free
stuff,
government paying for everything for you,
Well, you're gonna keep on voting to get this that free stuff. No?

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So, of course, they're gonna continue to vote for the Democrats. They're gonna continue to vote for the National Socialists
because, listen, that's what they are.
That's exactly what they are. They're they're
they're socialists.

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Remember, the the Nazi party, by the way, was not the right. The Nazi party was the left, the national socialist,
and that's what you have
with the left today. That's the far left. That's the fringe left. Well,
can't can't even call them fringe anymore because it's becoming the mainstream. You got, like,
Bernie Sanders and AOC and, you know, all their crowd. That's

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that's what's taking over the the Democratic Party.
And they're doing this to change the voting block
in this country so that it becomes a one party ruling system.

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You could disagree with me. That's fine. It it's it's okay. I just drop a comment. Let me know.
Let me know what you're thinking. I would love to hear from some of you guys, get your opinion on these things.
Do it in the chat. You can do it in the,
in the comment section down below. You can email me.

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However you wanna do it. Love to hear from you guys.
Alright. Let's move on from that, and let's get into something something else. So today,
President Trump had a cabinet meeting. And, one of the things that I love about what this administration is doing is the transparency that that that's that's there.

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I don't recall seeing very many cabinet meetings televised
with the previous administration.
And, of course, we know why because
Joe Biden really wasn't
running anything.
It was the, the auto pen that ran everything, and it was

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Jill Biden that ran pretty much everything as far as I think. I it's my opinion.
But today, at at, at president Trump's cabinet meeting and and these are great. I've I've watched several of them, and I'm not gonna sit there and confess that I've watched every single one, you know, the entire length of one, I should say.

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I watch bits and pieces of it. I check-in when I can.
But,
but today, Marco Rubio
and I and I gotta I gotta say this. Marco Rubio, man, has really
come a long way.
I mean, he is I I I personally think that he's been watching
president Trump,

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and, he's learned
a lot from president Trump and the way the president handles situations in the press. And,
and,
I think he's come so very so far. I mean, this is not the same Marco Rubio that ran for president
against Donald Trump back in 2016.
This this guy has
grown up into this role.

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And, you know, someone has said that, you know, he he he should get the, you know, most improved player award.
Oh, by far. I mean, he has come so far in this. I mean, I I am thoroughly impressed
with
what he's been doing. But today, Marco Rubio
made an announcement
at the

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cabinet meeting
that
it was it was it was
a bombshell announcement, and it was it's something that should that should scare
every
single conservative
in this country.

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Scare every single one of them.
Take a listen.
Something else we got out of the business of wasn't widely reported or maybe it was. We had a depart we had an office in the Department of State whose job it was to censor Americans.
And by the way, I'm not gonna say who it is. I'll leave it up to them. There's at least one person at this table today who had a dossier in that building

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of social media posts to identify them as purveyors of disinformation.
We have these dossiers.
We are going to be turning those over to these individuals. Elon.
We can follow-up with the media story.
Well, we are going to turn over these dossiers to the individuals,
and they'll decide whether they wanna disclose it or not. But just think about it.

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The United States had set up an office to to monitor the social media post and commentary
of American citizens
to identify them as vectors of disinformation when we know that the best way to combat disinformation is freedom of speech and transparency. And so that's what we're gonna be in the business of doing. We're not gonna have an office that does that. Now,
gonna be in the business of doing. We're not gonna have an office that does that.
Now, again, that should scare every single conservative that's out there. There was a there is a there was

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an office
within the state department
whose sole responsibility
was to monitor
social media posts
and flag them for disinformation.
And
secretary Rubio could not have said it any better.

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He is a %
right.
The best way to combat misinformation
or disinformation
is freedom of speech.
But you see, under the under the left,
you only have free speech if you agree with them.
That's the only speech that's accepted is is is

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whatever's in agreement with the left.
Now my question is,
who held that office?
Who was the person that was delegated that responsibility?
Who was responsible for it?

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And whoever it was,
they need to be held accountable for it.
They absolutely need to be held accountable for it.
You know? And that's not all. That's not the only thing that took place at this cabinet meeting with, with, secretary Rubio. Again,

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extremely
impressed
with secretary Rubio. Extremely impressed.
He absolutely shredded
a reporter that was in the in the meeting
when they asked him a question about El Salvador.

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And I'm gonna screen share this one with you because I wasn't able to pull the audio off, but
I
want you to check this out.
You brought up El Salvador in your remarks. Have you been in touch with El Salvador about returning Abrego Garcia as a formal request from this administration to me? Well, I would never tell you that. And you know who else I'll never tell? A judge. Because the conduct of our foreign policy belongs to the president of The United States and the executive branch, not some judge. So we will conduct foreign policy appropriately

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if we need to. But I'll never discuss it. It. And no one will ever make us discuss it because that's how foreign policy works.
Spot on.
Spot absolutely spot on. You could not have said it any better than that.
I am telling you, secretary Rubio,
Marco Rubio,
I'm becoming a fan.

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Okay?
You know, I I never I never really gave much consideration
to Marco Rubio. I mean, I've yeah. He's I think he's a good guy. I mean, I never met him personally, but, you know, from what I've seen of him. But as far as policy goes, I thought he was kinda wonky on a lot of things. But, you know, something
man, I don't know. And did did you did you happen to catch something, by the way?

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Just a little observation.
First of all, Pete Hegseth,
if you saw his reaction,
he he started laughing. He was cracking up after the reporter asked the question because I I think he knew what was coming.
And the other thing I noticed too, and it again, this just might be me. This might be a stupid observation on my part, but

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did you notice that that Marco Rubio is is wearing the same thing that that president Trump is wearing?
Take a look.
You see?
Same suit,
same color, same everything.
That's kinda cool, actually. You know?

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He's really paying attention to the president, which is great.
He's he's
taking notes. He's learning.
I think the answer that he gave was absolutely perfect.
I would never tell you that, and I would never
tell a judge.

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Beautiful.
Absolutely beautiful.
That wasn't the
only bombshell that was dropped
at this, at this,
cabinet meeting.
RFK,
which, again, I, you know, I
I love what he's doing.

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I really do. I think he's doing a fantastic job,
and I don't think he gets enough,
I don't think he gets enough credit or not credit. I don't think he gets enough press on what the things that he's doing.
Well,
in the cabinet meeting today,
RFK, he dropped this little

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little nugget. And and we're gonna talk about a few things with RFK of because, again, I I feel like I don't give him enough
attention.
Not that I'm anybody special to be giving him attention, but you know what I'm saying? You know, I I don't really talk too much about the things that he does.
So I I wanna I wanna bring this up
because this is big. This is huge.

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So take a listen to to to
what RFK says
in this clip here.
We have ended HHS
as the the role as the vector
the a principal vector in this country for child trafficking.
And,
during the Biden administration, HHS
became a collaborator

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in child trafficking
and for sex and for,
for slavery.
And we have ended that, and we're very aggressively going out and trying to find these children, 300,000
children that were lost by the Biden administration.
What
that is huge.

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Huge. I mean, you wanna talk about
an explosive
accusation.
I believe it.
300,000
children

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were trafficked,
lost
by the Biden administration.
And he yeah. If you notice, he didn't say that, you know, we think
it may have happened.

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We think HHS was involved in it. No. He said HHS
became
a collaborator
in child trafficking for sex and for slavery.
Folks, could can you can you imagine

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what another
four years of a Biden administration or or a or or a Harris administration?
Can you imagine what that would have looked like?

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RFK
Junior
said
that Joe Biden's
HHS
was actively complicit
in the trafficking of vulnerable migrant children for sex,
labor,
and slavery.

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My god.
Folks, we need to thank god that Donald Trump won this election
and that we have these people,
Pete Hegseth,
turning around
the Pentagon, turning around
the defense department,

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Marco Rubio
as a secretary of state totally impressed,
And Robert Kennedy,
who would have thought
that Robert Kennedy would would be a part of this administration
while he was running his campaign
against president Trump,

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joined up with president Trump, committed to Maha,
make America healthy again,
and now in this position. I mean, who would have thought?
But thank god they're there.
And look at the what they're uncovering.
Now the question is, they're uncovering all this stuff. Is anyone gonna be held responsible?

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Well,
let's hope so.
AG Bondi,
director Patel,
deputy director Bongino,
I have nothing but respect
for Kash Patel and for for for Dan Bongino,

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for the work that they've done and the work that they're doing.
The problem for me is AG Bondi. She I I just don't see anything going on.
Alex Jones is talking about indictments coming down.
I hope he's right. I mean, he's he's more right than he is wrong, but I certainly hope he's right, and I hope it happens soon.

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Some high profile. I would like to see some people walked out in handcuffs.
You look how fast they found, you know, people that were involved with January 6.
How come we can't find the people that are involved with this? Or unless they know who they are, they

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and working through the process. Look. I did investigations work. I understand there's a process behind everything. I do. I it and sometimes it takes time, and sometimes you can't talk about everything.
You can't give up a lot of information.
You don't wanna tip-off the bad guys. I I get that.
Understand that. Totally understand that.
But come on. Let's get let's get moving here.

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300,000
children.
According to, an August 2024 report from the Department of Homeland Security,
more than 320,000
unaccompanied minors entered the country
and were lost by the Biden administration.
Oh my god.

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These children, the majority of whom were not issued court dates or placed into removal proceedings,
simply
vanished.
Just vanished. Gone.
Over 32,000
children who were given court dates failed to appear and are still
missing.

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Folks, this isn't this isn't a bureaucratic
paper filing
mistake. This
is this is an organized
government facilitated disaster.
It's exactly what it is.

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Thank God for RFK. Thank God that he's doing this, and and, you know, Lord willing, hopefully, we'll find these kids
before it's too late.
But RFK isn't the,
you know, talking about the kids

(01:08:08):
isn't the only thing he's doing over there. He, had an appearance
not too long ago
over on, doctor Phil.
But before we get into that,
I mentioned it a couple of couple about a week about a week ago, I think. We were talking about
over in, in England.

(01:08:31):
They're gonna start
this whole process of trying to dim the sun to curb climate change
and global warming global warming. And you know of course, you know who's involved with this, and it's
Bill Gates.
Let's take a look at this clip here.

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We've made billions out of creating super clunky corporate software.
What you didn't realize is that Bill Gates doesn't think of himself that way. Bill Gates doesn't think of himself as some guy who got super rich making bad software. Bill Gates thinks of himself as
God
in control of the solar system. And that's why Bill Gates is now backing something called sun dimming technology. Now this is for 02/2024.

(01:09:15):
Light out of the Earth's atmosphere causing global cooling.
Oh, that's not fraught with risks.
You thought gain of function research on pathogens was dangerous. Try that. But that doesn't stop Harvard University.
Its scientists are testing that technology
by spewing calcium carbonate dust into the atmosphere.

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Bill Gates is backing the first high altitude experiment of one radical climate change solution,
creating a massive chemical cloud that could cool the Earth. It's called solar geoengineering,
and it's highly controversial.
It would look something like this. Thousands of planes would fly very high and use nozzles to inject millions of tons of light reflecting particles into the stratosphere. It would create a thin chemical cloud of those particles around the whole planet, blocking some sunlight from reaching the surface. It would mimic a giant volcanic eruption, which we know cools the earth.

(01:10:05):
Now just to restate,
Bill Gates is not God. Bill Gates is some kind of weird socially awkward rich guy who lives in Seattle. He doesn't own the planet,
but he's now changing the planet single handedly. This is not just over his yard in Seattle. This is over your yard
and our oceans and the whole planet. Now according to Forbes, Frank Koch was the project's top investigator quote, does not know what the results might bring.

(01:10:34):
Experiment with the globe and find out what happens. It's cool that he's a billionaire. Michael Shellenberger is the author of Apocalypse Never, Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All, which it does as our rivers and oceans get dirtier and no one notices. Michael, it's great to see you tonight. Thanks for having me, Tucker. It's a little alarming
to think that someone as myopic and out of touch and totally ideological

(01:10:57):
and weird, as Bill Gates thinks he's in charge of the planet,
what should we be worried about here?
I mean, basically everything. I mean, when I first heard about this,
many of over two decades ago, this was a thought experiment.
But this is real. They're really trying to do this. They've they've encountered opposition every step of the way. I've co authored,

(01:11:19):
articles with the with the Harvard investigator. We've told him personally this is a terrible idea. The vast majority of scientists disagree with this. You have to remember what they're proposing to do is identical
to what we feared would occur after nuclear war in the nineteen eighties, which is nuclear winter. The idea is that you cool the planet deliberately.
The effects on crops are completely unknown.

(01:11:42):
They call this an experiment, but they know that there is no way to figure out what the large scale planetary effects of this kind of thing would be. It's grossly irresponsible. They know for a fact that they will never get international agreement on this. So they're basically buys the idea, make us comfortable with an idea that should make us extremely uncomfortable.

(01:12:03):
Yeah. A guy who cuts his hair with garden shears is now trying to control the solar system. Buddhists is this, that maybe Bill Gates has outsized control over our lives, is immediately denounced by Snopes, so many fraudulent
fact checking sites is a conspiracy nut. Do you think you're a conspiracy nut to have concerns about Bill Gates's hubris and ambitions?

(01:12:24):
No. I mean, this is, this is bonkers. I I mean, honestly,
there are
k. I think we lost that. We kinda froze up here a second.

(01:12:46):
Alright. Well, unfortunately, we lost, the we lost the remaining portion of that, that clip.
But,
the point of it is is that, you have Bill Gates over here. He's playing, like like Tucker Carlson said. He's playing God, trying to play God. And this is from 02/2004.
Okay? So this isn't and and,
you know, for years

(01:13:07):
for years, people have talked about
these, chemtrails that you see coming out of high altitude planes, and, you know, we were all told we were crazy. We were conspiracy theorists that, you know, the government's not doing anything like that. They would never do anything like that.
But yet, here's John Brennan
talking about the same exact thing.

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John Brennan, the former CIA director.
Another example is the array of technologies,
often referred to collectively as geoengineering,
that potentially could help reverse global climate change.
One that has gained my personal attention is stratospheric

(01:13:49):
aerosol injection
or SAI,
a method of seeding the stratosphere with particles that can help reflect the sun's heat in much the same way that volcanic eruptions do.
An SAI program could limit global temperature increases,
reducing some risks associated with higher temperatures and providing the world economy additional time to transition from fossil fuels.

(01:14:17):
Seoul estimates that a fully deployed SAI program would cost about $10,000,000,000
yearly.
As promising as it may be, moving forward on SAI would also raise a number of challenges for our government and for the international community.
On the technical side, greenhouse gas emission reductions would still have to accompany SAI to address other climate change effects,

(01:14:38):
such as ocean acidification,
because SAI alone would not remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
On the geopolitical side, the technology's potential to alter weather patterns
and benefit certain regions of the world at the expense of other regions
could trigger sharp opposition by some nations.

(01:14:58):
Others might seize on SAI's benefits and back away from their commitment to carbon dioxide reductions.
And as with other breakthrough technologies,
global norms and standards are lacking to guide the deployment and implementation
of SAI and other geoengineering
initiatives.
Now I could go on and on and on and on about the things that fascinate me, but rather than talk about them, I thought I'd stop here

(01:15:24):
and start the conversation with Judy, and then I can take some of your quest
So the global there no there's no global norm
to regulate these things. That that's basically what he said. Right?
So that says John Brennan, former CIA director. I I forget what what year that was, but that was fairly recent.

(01:15:51):
So how you have Bill Gates
talking about dimming
the sun. You have
John Brennan
talking about
Stratospheric
spraying.
Same thing.

(01:16:12):
And then
Robert Kennedy
well, actually, before I get to that so in and then in in, in February, this past February,
even Donald
Trump had an opinion
on things being sprayed.

(01:16:34):
But,
you know, we have one stat that I quote, the autism stat.
And you hear different numbers, but it's, thousands.
They say between ten and twenty thousand. So
if you go back fifteen years ago,
we had,
like,
nobody. It was one
in twenty thousand.

(01:16:56):
Now we have one in thirty four. Is that right? Thirty four. So
thirty four or thirty six,
kids,
have autism.
And
if you go back,
I guess, eighteen years that whenever that was done, it was one in twenty thousand. So we got from twenty thousand to,

(01:17:17):
thirty four thirty six.
That's
unbelievable.
So there's something wrong. There's something wrong.
We've we've done something wrong. There's something you're gonna figure it out. Maybe it's a spray that we spray all over the place that nobody else does. Other countries don't.
The Pennsylvania Dutch,

(01:17:39):
they don't do anything, and they're
amazingly healthy.
And
So maybe they're spraying something. Autism rates are through the roof. Whereas, just
not too long ago,
few years ago,
there's hardly any.
But now it's like every other person that you talk to is on some kind of a spectrum, and I'm not saying is there it's not the it's not true or it's

(01:18:06):
exaggerated, like that. My son
my son was diagnosed with with Asperger's.
So I understand it, but I wonder because nobody in the family had it. Where did it come from? How did it get there?
So I I I wonder though,

(01:18:26):
could this this whole thing with stratospheric
aerosol injection
have something to do with it? The chemtrails,
Bill Gates wanting to block out the sun. They've already been doing it. They've been doing it for years. Now they're just telling you that they're doing it or they're going to do it.
But they've been doing it for years.

(01:18:47):
And then RFK went on to, doctor Phil,
and, one of the audience members named Emily
was given the opportunity to ask a question, and and this was her question.
My name is Emily. And,
my biggest concern is the stratospheric aerosol injections
that are continuously
peppered on us every day.

(01:19:10):
Bromium,
aluminum, strontium,
it's sprayed in our skies all day long.
And, I know you've talked to Dane Wigginton about this. He seems to be one of the experts in the field. Is there a question?
Yes. How do we stop it?
That is is not happening in my agency.
You know, we don't do that. It's it's done,

(01:19:32):
we think, by DARPA,
and a lot of it now is coming out of the jet fuel. Yes, sir. You know, those materials are put in jet fuel. We
I'm gonna do everything
in my power to stop it. We're bringing on somebody who's gonna think only about that,
find out who's doing it, and holding them accountable. Yes, sir.

(01:19:56):
Now just notice how he answered that question, though.
Just notice how he answered the question. He answered the question as,
like, he didn't hide from it. He didn't give you the the, political spin behind it.
He answered the question.

(01:20:16):
Said it's not my department.
It's this department.
We think it's this department.
So when people tell me that they think that, you know, you know, that that, you know, oh, that's not chem that's not they're not doing chemtrails. That's just that's just the, you know, the

(01:20:38):
the water vapor, you know, from the burn jet fuel and all that stuff.
No. It's not. They're they're telling you that it's not.
They're telling you. John Brennan told you. They're doing this
stratospheric
aerosol injection.
Bill Gates is telling you now they're going to be trying out this thing in England where they're gonna try to dim the sun.

(01:21:04):
These people are mad.
They are insane.
And, you know, the the, again, the reason they're doing this is is to bring in that globalist system.
Because
listen.
They're so wealthy

(01:21:25):
that
things like this are not gonna really affect them.
It's gonna affect you. It's gonna affect me. It's gonna make it more expensive for for for you to get food because, well, without the sun,
food supply is gonna diminish.
And then you have this lunatic over at, at the WEF that that's taking over for, for doctor evil, Klaus Schwab,

(01:21:49):
telling you that water is a privilege.
Do you see the direction that the the these lunatics are trying to take this world?
Yeah. You might think I'm crazy, but, hey, research this stuff for yourself.

(01:22:12):
Research it for yourself, and you'll find out exactly what I'm talking about.
But then again, thank god, like I said, for for for this administration that they're uncovering all this stuff and they're bringing it to light.
Alright. Two more quick things here. Just cover this really quickly. We'll screen share we'll screen share this.

(01:22:37):
This is, Van Jones,
Democratic
strategist, I guess, from LifeZette.
So on Monday,
so Van Jones, Dems have nothing other than outrage against Trump and Musk.
So, on Monday, it's broadcast of CNN's Laura Coates live, CNN political commentator and former Obama adviser Van Jones discussed the current challenges facing the Democratic

(01:23:00):
party, acknowledging that Democrats have yet to define a clear political platform beyond opposing Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
He went on to say he praised JB
Spritzker
JB Pritzker for speaking out,
you know, the more violent rhetoric from the left.
But, Jones emphasized the need for Democrats to not only sound the alarm, but also present solutions.

(01:23:24):
He said you need two things, fire alarm and you need to you need a fire station. A fire alarm is somebody that can raise a concern,
in an appropriate way, and then he turned to what he described as missing piece of the then he turned to what he described as a missing piece in the Democratic party's current messaging.
The opposition is important.
So but what is the proposition?

(01:23:44):
So let's take a look at this clip here.
Senate political commentator Van Jones is back with us now along with former Minnesota congressman and 2024
presidential candidate Dean Phillips. Welcome back to both of you. Dean, let me begin with you. Is this, in your opinion, a realistic strategy
from governor Pritzker?

(01:24:06):
Well, Laura, my my first reaction, as you can imagine,
is where was governor Pritzker and so many others,
that are running to the fire right now,
in 2023,
when I tried so hard to encourage him very specifically and others to enter the Democratic primary,
introduce a new generation of Democrats to America,

(01:24:26):
and most importantly,
salvage an election that absolutely
was winnable. So it is a little difficult
for me to watch governor Pritzker and so many others who knew better, who know better,
who sun suddenly, I think, have placed self preservation over a principle,
and it's disconcerting. I think that is what Americans should be more concerned about than anything else. Litigating the past doesn't usually serve any purpose, but it is difficult to watch. And I think all energies right now should be spent mobilizing,

(01:24:57):
energizing, and listening
to the broad swaths of Americans who do not believe in the Democratic Party anymore.
That's how I believe we should be acting. It should be in every small town in America introducing, welcoming, inviting,
and not
just arguing. So, Van, do you see it the same way? Is the governor too much of a Johnny come lately?

(01:25:19):
No. I mean, very few people had the,
courage of our guests. I think, history will
remember that he raised his hand when nobody else would and tried to get,
this party to wake up to the threat,
hanging around, you know, hoping that somehow Joe Biden was gonna,
stop Donald Trump looks quite foolish, and he had the the the foresight to to tell us that.

(01:25:42):
That
said, I I applaud,
governor Pritzker.
We do need people to stand up and we do need people to try to raise the stakes, you know.
Most people are sheeple.
They're gonna look around and try to figure out what they're supposed to do. And if everybody's kinda calmly,
you know, wringing their hands and most people won't move. You need but you need two things. You need a fire alarm and you need a fire station. A fire alarm is somebody who can raise the concern level in an appropriate way. We also need a fire station. Who's gonna put out this fire?

(01:26:15):
The opposition is important. What's the proposition? What what are Democrats offering,
besides, you know, outrage to Donald Trump and Elon Musk? That has to be worked out. But look, I think,
I I think governor Pritzker,
is is
responding to the base,
that it feels every day, every story is another assault on our democratic rights,

(01:26:35):
on our courts, babies getting deported. And by the way, Honan got on there, I just have to say this, and said that, you know, the mamas said it was okay to deport the babies. That's not true. Those moms were trying to coordinate with the with the dads,
and were not allowed to. And so these people, you know, lie,
divide, distract,
we do and we need our governors to stand up from the way that Pritzker is doing. I was thinking to one counsel for one of those women later on

(01:27:03):
Sorry. Had the mic muted and I was coughing in the background.
So,
you know, and he's right. I'm I'm not gonna say he's not. You know, that they they do need to come up with something that's,
that's better than just
outrage
over, Elon Musk and
Donald Trump.

(01:27:24):
But the the problem is that their base is so
off,
that their base is so unstable,
that their base is drifting so far
to the to the left
that
I don't know what it's gonna take for them to come back to that.
I don't know what it's gonna take.

(01:27:44):
I don't know what kind of op I don't know I don't know what kind of
propositions they're gonna come up with
that's gonna please that
lunatic base that they have now,
that woke base that they have now.
The only thing that's gonna appease them is to go further to the left.

(01:28:05):
But I think the country made it abundantly clear in this last election that they're not looking to go that way.
They want a more centrist right.
I would like to see a more conservative right,
but they're looking for that centrist right,
not the far fringe.
So who knows? We'll see what comes up

(01:28:27):
in
the upcoming
days.
Alright. Last thing.
Last thing I wanna bring up tonight,
and I know somebody out there just said, oh, thank god.
But, I wanna play something for you.

(01:28:47):
And,
yeah, well, we'll play it, and then we'll comment.
I wanted to talk, Marlon, a bit about,
you know, just so proud of how,
you are being a role model for dealing with a child that's transgender.
Absolutely.
And that's, you know, that warms my heart,

(01:29:10):
you know, I would you care to share that journey of Well, I I learned
should I play that again?
I wanted to talk, Marlon, a bit about,
you know, just so proud of how,
you are being a role model for dealing with a child that's transgender.

(01:29:36):
Absolutely.
And that's, you know, that warms my heart, particularly as a black man.
You know, I would you
care to share that journey of Well, I I learned
yeah. It didn't get any better the second time either, did it?
Now, of course, that's,

(01:29:57):
Big Mike,
Michelle Obama
on her
podcast,
and,
yeah, that was particularly awkward,
wasn't it?
Now,
look, it it could've it could be taken completely out of context.

(01:30:24):
It could be that
Michelle was saying
as
Marlon Wayans,
as a black man raising a trans child,
or
was that, like,

(01:30:49):
a little bit of a slip?
We're gonna have to
leave that for you to decide.
You can listen to the clip.
Not gonna play it again. I'm tempted,
but I'm not gonna play it again because I can't stand her voice. So,

(01:31:12):
that gravelly
smoking
cough voice that she has.
But,
I'm gonna leave it there for tonight. And so,
we're gonna, we're gonna say goodnight at this point.
Oops.
Shoot.
Never had never fails, my friends. It never fails. Gotta have a mistake somewhere along the way.

(01:31:36):
But this this should be the one
right here. Yep.
Alright.
So we're gonna say goodnight, and we're gonna say again thank you to our executive producers, Wayne and Rosanna Rankin. Thank you so much. Also, to anonymous Angela, our producer, thank you. Folks, thanks for tuning in tonight. Thank you for everybody that's watching on Rumble.
Thank you for, all the audio, by the way. Thank you. The numbers look great. So really do appreciate that. So folks,

(01:32:02):
no show tomorrow. We'll be back on Friday.
And, so until then, thanks again for being with us.
Make Texas independent again.
Keep a steady stride.
Good night. Goodbye.

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