Reviving Manifest Destiny?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Okay, I'm gonna go right back by the way.

Speaker 2 (00:01):
It's still Steve in Dorchester on the board there, Mike,
although you did spell Dorchester correctly now, But anyway, what
do you have something against putting Jimmy up there? All right,
we're gonna go to Jimmy, right back to Jimmy and Dorchester.
But before I do, super quick, this is what Larry
messaged me on messenger, and it's a really good point. Seriously, Jeff, Seriously,

(00:26):
what sober and sober is all in caps? What sober
person would think that using their feces to make quote
unquote art is normal?

Speaker 1 (00:42):
O rational.

Speaker 2 (00:44):
Hunter Biden, Jimmy, Jimmy in Dorchester, Jimmy, So your first
fact was a mind blower. So Zelenski now has bought
up four more massive properties across Europe. One of them
is a property that was owned or previously belonged to

(01:05):
King Charles, the British royal family, and apparently Zelenski snatched
it up for over two hundred million pounds, which is
about three hundred million dollars. That's where our money's going, Jimmy.
You want to know where the money's going. That's where
our money is going. Then you were talking about javelin

(01:26):
missiles that we were sending to Ukraine. These are supposed
to be used to destroy Russian tanks and armored personnel carriers.
But instead these javelins, Jimmy, you're saying, ended up in Kosovo,
so they sold them on the black market. They were
in Kosovo and then from Kosovo and then we had

(01:47):
to go to break So, Jimmy, where did they end up?
But let me guess Africa, Latin America, maybe even here
by MS thirteen or something, Jimmy, please pick up where
you left off.

Speaker 3 (02:01):
All right, they've been going flowing to Latin American countries.
You know who's ending up with them? The car tells,
Car tells Jeff, here's the one that really bothers me.
I'm happy Trump's in there because he's going to clean
the house. And I hope he goes after Zeleski. So
a Leski will give out all the names. If he
goes after Zeleski. You'll tell us the American people who

(02:24):
the crooked politicians are Republican Rhinos and Democrats that have
been getting kickbacks from now weapons were sending them and
ending up on a black market. Now, how much of
that money is going into their pockets, and you've got
American people. I go across the United States, I see
the homeless. I have like that Indian in their commercial

(02:45):
and he sees pollution and he's got tears in his eyes.
How can you do this to your own American citizens.

Speaker 1 (02:55):
Jimmy, I couldn't have said it better myself.

Speaker 2 (02:57):
Jimmy, I've got to ask you, in all seriousness, with
these javelins now ending up in the hands or at
least some of them ending up in the hands of
these drug cartels. You know, Trumps said on day one
he's gonna launch special operations raids using our forces, our
men and women, to target these cartels across Mexico. Jimmy,

(03:20):
God forbid what happens if they start using these javelins
on our own troops, on our own special forces, and
Americans come home dead because we gave the weapons to Zelenski,
who then sold it on the black market and it
ended up being used against our own people. I mean, Jimmy,

(03:40):
is that is that a possibility?

Speaker 3 (03:42):
Yes, yes, yes, I mean it's.

Speaker 1 (03:48):
Honestly, it's it's beyond obscene, it's outrageous. Jimmy.

Speaker 2 (03:54):
We got to end this war. We've got to cut
off all funding to Ukraine and we've got to end
this war.

Speaker 1 (03:59):
Yes, yesterday.

Speaker 2 (04:01):
Jimmy is always great information Dynamite Info. Thank you for
that call, Jimmy Keith in New Hampshire. You've been holding patiently.

Speaker 1 (04:10):
Keith, thank you and welcome gooder man.

Speaker 4 (04:14):
I've loved you in the morning, I've loved you in
the afternoon, and sometimes I've even loved you at night.

Speaker 1 (04:26):
Keith. What's on your mind? My friend?

Speaker 4 (04:29):
The question for you. I'm concerned what happens. If exactly
nothing happens to the bidens, what happens to us, then
we're running out of patience. Nothing ever seems to happen.
No walls get built, no DOCCA gets disapproved. A lot

(04:54):
of talk and no action is destroying America. We are
above the law. What happens then sooner, Keith.

Speaker 2 (05:04):
Really, this is our last chance. I mean, I'm not
going to sugarcoat this. I want to talk to you
like a brother, like you and I. If you're at
my home on my couch, you know, talk or over
dinner table or you know, and you and I are
just sitting alone amongst ourselves. This is our last chance.
To fix our country. And I think Trump knows that,
And to be fair to him, I know he's convinced

(05:27):
that he survived that assassin's bullet, that God saved and
spared his life because not just to win the election
for the sake of winning, but because he has to
fulfill the promises that he made. Because if we don't
take advantage of this opportunity, I don't think we'll ever
get it again. The country's finished. I mean, we'll continue.

(05:49):
I'm not saying it's the end of the world or something,
but we'll become a third world banana republic. We're going
to go the way of other democracies and other republics
in the past. If you know, if you have all
of these elites, this ruling class that is above the law,
and you have this two tier justice system, you're going

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to end up with a third world country.

Speaker 1 (06:12):
That's what happens. That's most of the world. Most of
the world is this.

Speaker 2 (06:17):
They steal, they lie, they betray, they break the law,
and they laugh in your face and there's nothing you
can do about it. And here we're supposed, you know,
to quote Joe Biden, no one is above the law.
Well he's a liar. But we're supposed to be where
no one is above the law and we're all equal
under the law. And that's the constitutional republic. Our founding

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fathers bequeathed us one for us and so it's not Keith,
it's now or never. And to be even more blunt,
he's got two years. I know he's got a four
year term, but the midterms are going to be in
two years and the Democrats are going to do everything
in their power to regain the House. So he's really

(07:00):
got two years to implement and execute everything he needs
to do and wants to do. So that's why he's
got to hit the ground running, and they got to
be clicking on all cylinders. It has to be war
on day one, Keith, war on the deep state, sealing
the border. So yeah, just to put an exclamation point

(07:22):
to what you know, Keith was asking and what I
was saying just before the break, this is why Trump's
transition is so important. This is why his cabinet is
so ultra important. He has to have the right people
for the right positions, and they have to be willing
and able to hit the ground running because really, we

(07:43):
have a two year window and a once in a
generation opportunity to really fix the very serious problems that
are ailing our country. And if we don't fix them,
I don't think we'll ever get a chance again. Think
it's really that dire. I think it's that bad. So

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if the deep state is still existing after four years,
if the Bidens are getting away scot free, and all
of these oligarchs and the ruling class is still there,
and the permanent bureaucracy is still there, and we're still
inundated with the illegals, and you know, we're still spending

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trillions of dollars more every single year than we take in,
if we still have these record deficits, then yes, the
country is not going to recover. No country can recover.
And that's why Trump realizes he has to become a
transformational president, or, if you want to be more accurate,
a restorationist president. He has to restore our constitutional republic,

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and he's got two years to do it. In essence,
if they win the midterms again, then he's got four.
But you know, the Democrats are going to pull out
all the stops to at least win back the House
in twenty twenty six. So Trump, really it's it's it's
got to be a lightning offensive. He's got to go

(09:10):
after the border. He's got to go after the illegals.
He's got to start deportations. His Justice Department, FBI director,
they've got to start cleaning house immediately. Doge has to
start slashing trillions of dollars in spending very quickly. Basically,
Trump has two years to implement his agenda. After that,

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it's going to be very tough. Six one seven two six,
six sixty eight sixty eight is the number. Okay, just
trust me when I tell you this. Okay, you're gonna
want to hear this. And if you're on the line,
please stay on the line. I promise I'm going to
get to your calls. But as you know, just In

(09:59):
True the Prime Minister of Canada, the very woke, far
left wing prime Minister of Canada, rabbit Trump hater. And
you want to talk about someone who I can't stand.
After Joe Biden, I'm telling you, Justin Trudeau is right there,
right there after Joey Gyping, a former Canadian myself. Well,

(10:25):
Justin Trudeau went tomorrow lgo to kiss the evil Orange
Man's ring. And there he was meeting with Trump trying
to ingratiate himself, all sick au fantic.

Speaker 1 (10:40):
He's no longer talking tough. None, no, no, no.

Speaker 2 (10:44):
The days of calling Donald Trump a Nazi, fascist, evil,
a threat to democracy. Now Justin Trudeau is singing a
very different tune. Justin Trudeau is petrified that Trump is
going to follow through on his promise to renegotiate the

(11:05):
United States Mexico Canada Free Trade Agreement. Remember Trump reworked
NAFTA and dramatically improved it. Well, now he says, you
know what, I want to rework and improve the USMCA,
as it's called the US Mexico Canada Free Trade Deal,
the USMCA, And he says, I'll tell you what, in particular,

(11:30):
to both Canada and to Mexico, if you don't secure
the southern border Mexico Canada the northern border, and you
don't stop migrants, illegals and terrorists from pouring into our country,
I'm going to hit both of you with a massive
twenty five percent tariff. And on top of that, you're

(11:55):
going to stop ripping us off. And when it comes
to the Canadians in particular, you're gonna stop dumping timber
and lumber and dairy products that are undercutting our farmers
and our people in the timber lumber industry. In other words, no, no, no, no,

(12:18):
the days of globalism are gone. I am going to
put America and Americans first. Well, the United States is
Canada's largest by far, it's not even close trading partner.
The entire Canadian economy relies upon access to the American market.

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If Trump imposes a twenty five percent tariff boom, it
is going to hit the Canadian economy hard, and Trudeau
knows it. So on Friday he goes cup in hand
begging Trump, Hey, you want to impost tariffs on Mexico.

(13:04):
If you threw the Mexicans under the bus, mister woke
liberal always all the Third World and all the poor
brown black people of the Third World, we should be
confessing our sins for colonialism and oppression. Blah blah blah blah.
All of a sudden, he's got a reelection coming up
next year. The economy is already bad in Canada. Tariffs

(13:28):
will finish his government off. You will see a recession
in Canada, and Trudeau is done. Suddenly, Let's throw the
Mexicans under the bus.

Speaker 1 (13:38):
Blank you.

Speaker 2 (13:39):
So he's telling Trudeau. Sorry, he's telling Trump. Trudeau is
telling Trump, you know what, you want to slap a
tariff on the Mexicans. That's okay, but just spare us.

Speaker 1 (13:52):
Now.

Speaker 2 (13:54):
Reports are finally coming out. You got to hear this.
This is hilarious, absolutely hilarious. Reports are now coming out
about the meeting between Trump and Trudeau and what Trump
told Trudeau to his face. Listen now to Peter Deucy

(14:16):
on Fox. This is classic Donald Trump. It's why I
love the guy. Roll cut nine, Mike.

Speaker 5 (14:28):
Tonight, we're getting some new details about that Trump Trudeau
dinner from two people who were at the table. We
are told that when Trudeau told President elect Trump that
new tariffs would kill the Canadian economy, Trump joked to
him that if Canada can't survive without ripping off the
US to the tune of one hundred billion dollars a year,
then maybe Canada should become the fifty first state and

(14:51):
Trudeau could become its governor.

Speaker 2 (15:00):
So basically what Trump said was, hey, look, you guys
can't survive with I'll ripping us off well, dumping all
these you know, oh, you know, milk and eggs and
cheese and timber and lumber. If you guys can't survive,
I'll ripping us off. Hey, maybe we'll annex you, make

(15:20):
you the fifty first state.

Speaker 1 (15:22):
How's that?

Speaker 2 (15:23):
And so you won't be prime minister anymore, you'll be
the governor of Canada.

Speaker 4 (15:27):
Now.

Speaker 2 (15:27):
Apparently Trudeau and his people laughed, but apparently laughed nervously.
They're like, is he half serious? Now I gotta throw
it out there. Let's have a little bit of fun. Okay,
it's come on. We won the election. We're getting our
people in cabinet. These are incredible picks. Let's have a

(15:50):
little bit of fun. So tongue in cheek The Cooner
country Pole Question of the Day sponsored by Marios Mario's
Quality Roofing, Siding and Windows. Donald Trump told Justin Trudeau
that if Canada keeps ripping off the United States, maybe

(16:17):
Canada should become the fifty first state. Should the United
States a next Canada? Now we're getting I'm telling you,
people have no sense of humor. We're getting blowback on
the comments section. Jeff, come on, Trump was kidding. It

(16:38):
was a joke. We know it was said tongue in cheek.
The pole question is said, tongue in cheek. Can we
have a little bit of fun here?

Speaker 1 (16:47):
Please?

Speaker 2 (16:47):
Does everything always have to be so serious? So I
want to ask you, should the United States A next Canada?
Would you like to see Canada as the fIF first state? A?

Speaker 1 (17:03):
Yes, B No? Mike, what are the poll results so far?
Fifty nine? You can look it up.

Speaker 2 (17:16):
Fifty nine percent of Cooner country says yes. Almost sixty
percent of you say next the whole thing. Let's get
it over with, so aes, B no. It's currently fifty
nine forty one in favor of an X in Canada.
You can vote on our web page wrko dot com

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slash cooner wrko dot com slash cooner.

Speaker 1 (17:44):
Kuh N is in national Er.

Speaker 2 (17:47):
You can also vote vix and as you saw last night,
very very active on X. My handle there at the
Kooner Report all one word kuh And is in national Er.
You know, Mike and I got Sandy Shack is off
all this week. So it's just Mike and I at
the pre show, you know, production meeting, pre show meeting,

(18:08):
and we're like, hey, what do you think for a
pole question? And we were hey, here were Trump, and
you know, Trump told Trudeau and we're laughing, and I go, hey,
come on, let's have some fun, you know, let's ask
that as a pole question. No, no, it's gotten serious.
Mike is he's all free, he's all in. Mike is
a big yes, he's a we should an next Canada.

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And I'm like, well why, Mike, And he's like, hey,
can you imagine going to see a you know, a
hockey game. You could go go to Canada and watch
a hockey game or you know, visit or whatever, and
you don't need a passport.

Speaker 1 (18:45):
He was it would be great.

Speaker 2 (18:49):
So and that's apparently how many of you are thinking
about this. This is Mark on messenger. Jeff I always
wanted to go to a Bruins versus Canadians game without
having to show a passport because right now I can't

(19:09):
afford one laugh out loud, and to be able to
drive right into Canada it would be awesome. But Jeff,
I do like the words to the Canadian national anthem,
so can we keep that? And this is from a

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really really good friend of mine. He's an American born
and raised. He's a very patriotic American. But I kid
you not, he's got a cottage or a farm, actually
a farm in New Brunswick up in Canada. So he
spends a lot of time there. He likes you know,
he's always listening to the show. And this is what
he texted me. I think he's in New Brunswick, Canada.

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Now tongue in cheek, question mark, I am serious, yes
in caps and next Canada into the United States of America.
Make Canada the fifty first state and appoint the.

Speaker 1 (20:11):
Koonerman as governor.

Speaker 2 (20:15):
Grace would make such a wonderful first lady. Now they
wouldn't vote for me up there, trust me. I'm you know,
I'm I'm way too conservative for most Canadians, believe me. No,
But look think about it. You know, look at all

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the natural resources. Uh, that's a big plus you get,
especially you know you get the oil from Alberta.

Speaker 1 (20:44):
Ah, that's nice. Huh.

Speaker 2 (20:47):
So you know, on the other hand, you get the
welfare state. You know, think a massive giant Vermont a
lot of mo or even Franklin, Massachusetts. A lot of
moon bats up there in Canada, a lot of moonbats.
So Western Canada is more conservative. But man, you go

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into Ontario and especially Quebec and the maritime provinces, holy shimoli.
I mean you're talking, you know, we're talking Massachusetts, Vermont.
These are Bernie, you know, Elizabeth Warren potentially Bernie and
Elizabeth Warren people.

Speaker 1 (21:27):
So yeah, do we really want to take the whole thing?

Speaker 2 (21:31):
That's a lot of moonbats you're taking in. I'm just
throwing that out there. That's the question, Mike. How would
it change the electoral map? We would have to break
it up into multiple states. We can't just take the
whole thing and make it to fifty first state because
then we're really screwed, because that's basically California. Canada is

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a population of about thirty eight million people, so it's
close to California's population. Now they get tos, but man,
they get a lot of seats in Congress. Say that
now I've got that would make that I would worry me.

Speaker 1 (22:07):
Mike.

Speaker 2 (22:08):
No, No, We're gonna have to split it up into
separate states and then we can make it work.

Speaker 1 (22:13):
Now.

Speaker 2 (22:13):
I just for the record, I swear to you. When
I was in high school, there was a Canada Day
celebration and one of my high school teachers, big lefty,
real hardcore anti American Canadian liberal, everything about the United
States sucked. Everything about Canada was better. Honestly, I couldn't

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stand the guy. He hated Ronald Reagan. I loved Ronald Reagan,
and he always held it against me.

Speaker 1 (22:43):
Anyway.

Speaker 2 (22:44):
So this is in the summer now, and there's a
Canada Day celebration right near my house. And who do
I see with his paper in his pen, who apparently
was doing some article for one of the local newspapers,
but Johniano, who I nicknamed John Fascist Fasciano. But let

(23:04):
that go. So there's Fascist Fasciano and he sees me,
and I see him. He was my history teacher. And
he walks up to me, Jeff, what are you doing here? Oh,
I'm just looking at the celebrations. He goes, Hey, I'm
doing a story on Canada Day. He goes, would you
like to be quoted in the article? I go, yeah, sure,
He goes, what's your comment? Are you proud to be Canadian?

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Is this day a really special day for you? I'll
never forget what I told him. Here's exactly what I
told him. Well, to be honest, and I was just
doing this to needle him.

Speaker 1 (23:39):
I really think.

Speaker 2 (23:40):
July first should be replaced by July fourth, because that's
the real independence day. And I think it's time to
get rid of the Canadian make belief and replace it
with the stars and stripes.

Speaker 1 (23:58):
And he had this.

Speaker 2 (23:59):
Horror fot look on his face. I swear like I
just said I'm going to rape him or something. He's like,
You're not serious, are you? Oh, of course I'm serious.
He goes, you mean you do want Canada to become
a state in the United States. I go, it would

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be better for us, it would be better for the Americans.

Speaker 1 (24:24):
It's a win win situation.

Speaker 2 (24:29):
That loser didn't put my quote in the article, so
my friends told me later. They go, no, he refused
to put it in. A little left wing coward anyway,
So look, that was my position then, and that's my
position now.

Speaker 4 (24:43):
You know.

Speaker 2 (24:43):
I know we're taking a lot of moonbats. I know
it's not going to be easy to assimilate. That's a
lot of that's a lot of moonbats. But in the end,
I would love to see the United States absorb Canada,
maybe with the exception of French Quebec. I don't know
if they'd want to agree to that, maybe because of
their language and their culture, so maybe they would be independent.

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But outside of Quebec. I've said this about Western Canadians
my whole life. They are Americans in everything, but name so,
what the hell I mean? Of course, the Canadians would
have to agree to it. I'm not talking Vladimir Putin.
Send in the tanks and you know, just militarily grab
the whole thing. But if the Canadians agreed, yeah, let's

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an exit, what the hell? And you know, I mean,
do you know what this would do to the United States?
It would make us the biggest country in the world,
with the most resources in the world. I mean this, uh,
this would guarantee us as a superpower, I think for
another one hundred years. So to me, I'm all for

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an ex in Canada. But that's me six one seven
two six, six sixty eight sixty eight. And honestly, the
may syrup up there is outstanding. I'm just telling you.
Vermont's maple syrup very very good. But Canadian maple syrup
I don't know what the hell it is. It's it's

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the best, So what the hell? What do we got
to lose? Mags in New Hampshire. Thanks for holding Mags
and welcome.

Speaker 6 (26:24):
Good morning, Jeff you Bank. I have been laughing hysterically
in the car. People always think something's wrong with me.
On Route one twenty eight, I haven't, and I have
to do a big shadow to the guy that was
next to me who had a big Cooner sticker on
his car. Next to what he had Lake and Riley
say her name. Next to that, he had Trump the

(26:45):
Raisman syndrome, and then he had a w RKO sticker.
I was like, I love this guy. I know he's listening,
so I wanted to put a shadow to him because
it was awesome seeing all that in the back of
his car. Because normally, Jeff, I'm yelling at people where
you're American flying from seeing people with Ukrainian bumper stickers
on their car and no American flag, it really infuriates me. However,

(27:10):
that's not why I called Jess. I call it because
I think Trump is going to make people's heads spin
around like crazy people the first month he's in office.
He is going to blow people's minds so bad that
people aren't going to know whether the pooper blow blind
because they're not. These people that still are woke are

(27:31):
going to be really really woken up.

Speaker 2 (27:34):
What do you think, Oh, I agree with you, Mags.
I completely agree with you. Look, you can tell he's
over the target. They're freaking out over Tom Holman. They're
freaking out over Cash Ptel, They're freaking out over Tulci Gabbard.
They're trying to kill or tank the Pete Hegseth nomination.
There's a big hit piece on him now in the

(27:55):
New York Times. I'll probably talk about it tomorrow. It's
disgusting now what they're doing. They're going into emails, private
emails between Pete Hegseth and his mother six years ago.
They're leaking private emails between a son and a mother

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to try to humiliate and defame Hegseeth, to tarnish him,
just so that he can bow out and they can
stop this nomination. So you can see by the ferocity
of their resistance that this guy is putting together a
dream team cabinet. And all we got to do now

(28:37):
is get them confirmed. And once they're confirmed, Mags, we
are going to run wild. And I think we're going
to turn this country around. I think people are going
to be shocked how quickly Trump is going to fix
so many problems if he can just get his cabinet
people appointed. This is going to be I believe the

(28:57):
greatest presidency in one hundred years. Mags, what say you.

Speaker 6 (29:03):
Jeff, I believe that one hundred percent. I believe I
haven't been so happy since when you're not elected. When
I was out there one Thirtiday morning watching him accept
his presidential election, I was like one of the happiest
people I've ever I think I've ever been in my
whole life. I could feel it all, all the stress
like kind of being lifted off me. He is gonna

(29:23):
straighten out so many things for so many people, and
he's gonna start They're letting all these people in this
country to hurt us and destroy our country. And as
far as anything else is concerned, I just have to
say something about the criminal Biden, you know, letting his
son off the hook. It's disgusting. Okay, just one more
thing that TROMP needs to put them all in jail

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for again, going against our country, doing everything against US,
US people, the people that they work for. Jess, I
love you in a non sexual way, but I'm gonna
tell you some there right now. Trump is gonna take names,
and he's gonna take them to the places that they
wish they'd never gone. And I can't wait to watch

(30:09):
it because these people owe us for everything they've done
to us, and I can't wait to see it. And
I'm an a. By the way, I'm taking over Canada.

Speaker 1 (30:20):
Really, So you're in a you you want to win
next Canada, Mags.

Speaker 6 (30:24):
I love Canada, Jeff, I love Canada. That's where you
came from, baby, even though you're you're not on there,
that's where you came from. So I love Canada and
it's a beautiful country and I would love it to
be part of our country. Trump, I hope you're listening.

Speaker 5 (30:41):
I love you.

Speaker 6 (30:41):
I know that our country is gonna be the best
to ever Ben, Jeff, and I can't wait for the
next four years.

Speaker 2 (30:47):
Max, thank you very much for that call. So Mags
is in a she's like, she's like, Mike, Hey, go visit.
You don't need a passport, go see a hockey game.
By the way, I'm told by many that Canadian beer
is excellent. So you o they you get the maple syrup,
you get the beer. You know, you get the oil

(31:10):
from Alberta h instead of them dumping all that timber
and lumber, it's all ours. You know, and think about it,
not just Alaska. We can go all the way to
the Arctic. Now we've got it all, baby. Can you
just imagine that in terms of natural resources, we'd be

(31:31):
the wealthiest country in the world. Can you imagine combining
the natural resources of the United States and Canada? Holy smokes,
I mean, we'd blow China out of the water. Really,
it would confirm that phrase in the nineteenth century, God
must have been an American. You know, God must be
an American. They go, He's blessed America with so much,

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you know, the climate, the geographical location, the natural resource
is the constitution, the founding. So there was a common
expression in nineteenth century God must be an American. If
we ended up getting Canada, holy mackerel. They revived that
phrase all over again. Greg and Sharon, thanks for holding

(32:17):
Greg and welcome.

Speaker 7 (32:20):
Thanks for taking my call. Jeff, Wow, this is getting serious.

Speaker 3 (32:23):
That has this idea some legs.

Speaker 2 (32:26):
All right, I wanted.

Speaker 7 (32:27):
To throw this idea out there. Okay, okay, Canada, sure,
only if you.

Speaker 2 (32:35):
Didn't see that with covin. Greg, that's pretty good. That's
pretty good. Now what about Hawaii? We keep Hawaii?

Speaker 1 (32:41):
Right?

Speaker 7 (32:43):
Absolutely, Yeah, you got to keep Hawaii, oh Alaska filled
with resources. Look, I don't think it's the worst idea
in the world to be up there taking Canada, but
you know you do so. I think you said the Senate,
you know, house, like if we're really putting the pencil
of faper here, you know, there is some issues with that. Look,

(33:06):
Trudeau is wildly unpopular up there. He is wildly unpopular.
And you know what's very interesting about that country is
they don't have an election every two or four years.
The prime minister actually has the authoring to just simply
call for an election, which you know is very different

(33:30):
than this country. But Trudeau hasn't hasn't done it, and
I think he knows, he knows farewell that he'd lose.
You know, he would lose the Trucker's protests, you know,
the COVID nonsense. He's been a dictator, and yeah, I
think he would lose them.

Speaker 2 (33:50):
Well, I mean so that you know, the polls now
show him behind the Conservatives, who are the main opposition party,
by over twenty points. His goose is cooked. He's going
to get destroyed. He has to call an election by
the end of next year. That's the end of his
five years.

Speaker 1 (34:08):
You're right.

Speaker 2 (34:09):
It's the British system, the part of the prime minister system.
So within those five years he can call you know,
he wins an election, he can call an election in
three months or a year, or two years, or it's
at the prime minister's discretion. But he has a maximum
term of five years, and his term is coming to
an end next year. He's going to have to call
an election eventually, and he is going to get annihilated. Really,

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when I say his goose is cooked, his goose is cooked.

Speaker 1 (34:36):
So no, I like that.

Speaker 2 (34:38):
So you're saying, Puerto Rico goes to Mexico, we get Canada.
Let me just because remember Greg and Trump's first term.
He just threw this out there and the Libs went,
you know, their heads exploded, they went crazy. He said,
does anybody want to buy Greenland?

Speaker 1 (34:53):
Do you remember that? He said?

Speaker 2 (34:55):
Because after there's a good deal on the table, he goes,
why would it the United States by Greenland? It's got
a lot of natural resources, And Everybody's like, ah, he's
a conqueror, he's a dictator. And Trump's like, no, I'm
just I'm putting money on the table if they if
they want to sell it, yes or no?

Speaker 1 (35:15):
What about Greenland? Greg? What the hell? What do you
think of that?

Speaker 3 (35:20):
I love it?

Speaker 7 (35:21):
You must be reading my mind because that was exactly
where I was going to go next. You know, And
let's let's be serious for a second here. You know,
you know the Democrats, they really are demonic parties. They're
absolutely demonic. They have no moral compass. And look, ultimately,
we can't sit around and be nice anymore. You know

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that that time, that time is common, it's gone. We
have to fight fire with fire. Okay, when Trump gets
into office. When Trump gets into office, he's putting the
right people in the cabinet positions. But when he gets
into office, he's got to hit the ground running with
some of these ideas. And you know, I think there's

(36:07):
a laundry list of things that that he can get done.
He's using the terrorists as a negotiation tool on an
international stage, and he needs I think he's very hinted
to this. But federal funding to all of these states
needs to go completely bone dry if if the deportations

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are not on the table. Look, we are giving the
federal government is giving me states billions of dollars for what,
So that they can run this demonic party and they
can continue this reign of quite frankly terror upon the people.
And just real quick jet to come to come full

(36:51):
circle on this Hunter Biden nonsense. Look, we've heard the uh,
you know, the old saying, don't pee on my leg
and say that it's raining. We'll don't poop on canvas
and tell me it's our Yes, that's it.

Speaker 2 (37:07):
That's a good one, Greg, That's a very good one. No, Look,
I completely agree with you.

Speaker 1 (37:11):
It's war. And this is what I've been telling Trump's people.

Speaker 2 (37:15):
This is political war, and you have to treat this
like a political war. And if you don't treat it
any other way, you're going to lose. You've got to
understand this. They are your mortal enemies, and they are
out to destroy you, cripple you, stop you, do everything
in their power to undermine, and ultimately they want Trump

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out of office. The guy hasn't even been inaugurated and
they're planning to get rid of him. So he's got
to understand he can show no mercy to the enemy
because the enemy is not going to show any mercy
and they haven't shown any mercy to him. And that's
why on day one. You're right, he's got to start
with the mass deportations. He's got to secure that border.

(37:58):
And you know you mentioned using tariffs as a weapon
or a tool in your arsenal. Look what he's already
done with the president of Mexico. You know, she's a
rabbid socialist, very anti American, and she was flapping her
mouth about how migrants have the right, illegals have the
right to come into Mexico and if they want to
go into the United States, that's their right.

Speaker 1 (38:19):
Blah blah blah.

Speaker 2 (38:20):
Trump said, you know what, that's going to cost you
twenty five percent tariff, and if they keep coming, he's
going to cost you another twenty five percent, and if
it keeps going, it's going to be one hundred percent tariff. Well,
within forty eight hours, Greg, she did a complete one
point eighty There was a massive caravan of illegals coming
towards our southern border. Guess what happened, Greg, The caravan

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was pushed back. It's amazing now how Mexico on its
own can start policing its borders and make sure that
illegals no longer come in through our southern border. So
Trump is not even in office yet, and he's already
making the country better. So yes, do I think you
should use tariffs as a tool or a weapon to

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defend our sovereignty and to defend our borders and to
defend our economic interests.

Speaker 1 (39:11):
You better believe it.

Speaker 2 (39:13):
And if Justin Trudeau doesn't like it, too bad, and
if the president of Mexico doesn't like it too bad,
look they're both. My understanding is Mexico now is even
a bigger trading partner of ours than Canada. Okay, that's
what I read in the business papers that Mexico. We
have a slightly higher now trade volume with Mexico than

(39:35):
with Canada. Now, they're both very important trading partners. They
make a lot of money off of us, and we
make a lot of money off of them. Obviously, we're
very good neighbors, were very good trade relationships. But you
got to stop taking advantage of us.