July 15, 2026 • 45 mins
ICE’s decision to halt vehicle stops has triggered backlash from conservatives who say this is exactly the kind of retreat they were promised would not happen. After years of demanding stronger immigration enforcement, many Republicans are asking why the administration appears to be pulling back instead of doubling down. Jesse Kelly unpacks the breaking news, the political fallout, and why Republican voters are rightfully enraged.Choq: Visit https://choq.com/jessetvfor a 17.76% discount on your CHOQ subscription for lifePureTalk: Stop overpaying for big wireless and switch to Pure Talk to get unlimited data when you visit https://PureTalk.com/JESSETVAmerican Financing: Call American Financing today to find out how customers are saving an average of $800/mo. NMLS #182334 https://nmlsconsumeraccess.orgAPR for rates in the 5s start at 6.327% for well qualified borrowers. Call 866-891-2821 for details about credit, costs and terms. Visit https://AmericanFinancing.net/JesseAverage savings based on borrowers who save over $199.99
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
They are constantly telling you that the mass importation of foreigners,
getting them here and keeping them here is the key
to the communist revolution that will bring down Western civilization.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Even Democrats. No Democrat has ever done that. Obama never
did that. Every president on both sides has at least
tried to get it under control, tried to get it managed.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
It's the leftist, It's the people like Rachidas, the Leaves
that have done this intentionally because they hate this country.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
I'm angry.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
I'm going to go ahead and just let you know
right now, I'm extremely upset with what happened today, what
I've seen today, and I'll lay out exactly what that
is and why I'm angry. But in order to get
there I just think we need a little refresher Here.
The communist tells you exactly what is important to him.
(00:56):
You have political issues you're passionate about, probably do not
perfectly align with the issues I'm passionate about. We're all
free to have our own issues, and that's fine. I'm
never going to tell you to set aside what you're
really really hot on.
Speaker 4 (01:11):
You have every right to be there.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
However, we should always be thinking strategically and We should
always listen when the other side is constantly telling you
what their priority is. They are constantly telling you that
the mass importation of foreigners, getting them here and keeping
(01:35):
them here is the key to the communist revolution that
will bring down Western civilization.
Speaker 4 (01:43):
Over and over and over and over and over again.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
They're practically shouting it in your face. All other issues
to the communist all other issues are secondary to that issue.
It is not a pillar of the communist revolution. It
is the pillar of the communist revolution. They're quite open
about it. Here was Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 5 (02:08):
The only way we're going to have a great future
in America is if we welcome and embrace immigrants, the Dreamers,
and all of them, because our ultimate goal is to
help the Dreamers, but get a path to citizenship for
all eleven million or however many undocumented there are here.
Speaker 4 (02:25):
Right.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
You know what the Save America Act is. We talked
about it many times before on the show. Trump wants
it to his credit, Shoe, I need to vote. That's
really what it is. It's a couple extra details in there,
but that's it. Show an ID to vote. Senator from Michigan,
Alissa Slotkin is her name, Remember Michigan is a purple steak.
Speaker 4 (02:48):
Trump won it twice. The Senator from.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
Michigan came out and said this about the Save America Act.
Speaker 6 (02:54):
The other thing that we blocked yesterday was the same
act rightly allow this administration to rig of our democracy
so that it would be hard for any Democrat in
any state to win any election.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
It's hard to get more obvious than that. If you
have to show idea to vote, Democrats can't win elections.
Foreigners are voting in our elections. You know what, I
know it Democrats are telling you that that's not some
crazy conspiracy theory. They are bringing them here and they
are finding a way for these people to vote in elections.
And that's the reason Democrats are winning any elections in
the United States of America. Now, the Biden administration got
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elected and promptly brought in twenty million foreigners.
Speaker 4 (03:43):
You know all the reasons why.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
We've discussed it many times before, up to and including
creating an app so foreigners can schedule their invasion. They
took your tax payer money and flew foreigners into the country.
They completely replaced whole sections of Middle America. This was
a very focused, not a mistake, not a noopsie, because
again the communist understands full well. With the mass importation
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of foreigners, he cannot fail, and without them he cannot win.
Americans reject all this stuff. They don't want it. The
foreigner doesn't care. So Donald Trump gets elected and he
runs on two things, not just in the primary, in
the general election. I know there were other things talked about,
but there were two main things he ran on, inflation
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and immigration. Matt the largest mass deportation in history. If
I heard Donald Trump say that one time on the
campaign trail, I must have heard him say that a
thousand times. And I think he probably wants the largest
mash the deportation in history.
Speaker 4 (04:42):
I really do think that's what he wants. However, you
know what you can't do.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
You can't deport millions of people from the country while
also constantly keeping your ear to the ground on what
the poll numbers are saying about it.
Speaker 4 (04:58):
It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
You know why it doesn't work that way because the
communists are going to run ops.
Speaker 4 (05:04):
They're going to run ops.
Speaker 1 (05:06):
They're going to do it in conjunction with the media,
the Democrat Party, local communist organizations. They're going to run ops,
And the intention of the OP is to make mass deportations,
any deportations, unpopular.
Speaker 4 (05:20):
And so what will they do? All kinds of crazy things.
Speaker 1 (05:23):
One of their favorite things is getting people killed, because
then someone dies. You have to give a press conference,
statements have to be put out. And after these ops,
you're sitting in the White House, You're looking at poll numbers,
and you say, ooh man, people are all of a
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sudden getting a little unhappy.
Speaker 4 (05:46):
What to do? What to do?
Speaker 1 (05:47):
Remember I told you what was coming? This is October
of twenty twenty four. Do you remember when I told
you this. There's no nice way to tell somebody you're
not welcome here, stay out out. It cannot be done nicely,
it cannot, and it will involve tears. The propaganda effort
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around stopping this will be the largest, most pervasive, most
evil propaganda effort you have ever seen in your life.
The propaganda effort is not going to be just a
bunch of screaming harpies.
Speaker 4 (06:24):
Now that are the illegal state.
Speaker 1 (06:26):
The propaganda effort is going to be aimed directly at
that kind heart that beats in your chest.
Speaker 4 (06:38):
And they did it, told you it was coming, and
they did it, and it worked. It worked. Remember what
happened to Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
Communists, in response to ICE deportations, launched aggressive street animal
tactives tactics Minnesota. These street animal tactics inevitably got two
of these street animals killed. And in the wake of
those two street animals dying, the Trump administration took Greg Bavino,
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Border patrol guy who was really running things, fired him,
dumped Christy Nome, and brought in Mark Wayne Mullen.
Speaker 4 (07:20):
The communist up worked. It worked.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
The communists ran an up to intimidate the Trump administration
and get them to back off, and it worked. Okay,
So fast forward. Illegal gets killed in Houston driving at
an agent. Right, illegal just got killed in Maine. We
don't know all the circumstances around it. He was, of
course in a car. It was about it was about
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vehicle stops. All right, work comes out today that ICE
is now backing off of vehicle deportations, apprehensions and deportations.
Speaker 4 (08:02):
This is according to Daily Wirres.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
According to Fox News, Susan Collins, remember one of these illegals.
Speaker 4 (08:07):
Died and Maine.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
Susan Collins is running for Senate there trying to keep her.
Senatecy puts out a statement, I got to back off.
Speaker 4 (08:13):
We've got to do all that. And now we have.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Multiple sources reporting today that we're not going to do
the whole vehicle stop thing anymore. First, this minor detail
is really important. Did you know the majority of deportations
happen from vehicle stops?
Speaker 4 (08:29):
And did you know why that is?
Speaker 1 (08:31):
Well, if you go to somebody's home to grab them,
it's a dangerous environment. Law enforcement does want to do that.
It's much more controlled if you can get them outside
of the home.
Speaker 4 (08:44):
Vehicles are a great way to do it. Wait till
he gets.
Speaker 1 (08:46):
Out the home, gets in his forward, tourists drives, a
couple of blocks, You've got things set up surrounded. It's
really safer for everybody involved. Apparently we're not going to
be doing that anymore. So the communist stop worked again.
(09:08):
Are we going to continue to blink and hide in
the corner every time the communists running up? Because if
we're going to continue to hide in the corner every
time the communists running up on this administration, that we're
not going to get the mass deportation of foreigners, and
the communist revolution will succeed.
Speaker 4 (09:26):
In the country.
Speaker 1 (09:28):
And you know what really really steems me about this
Not to bring up another issue, but I'm sorry because
of the language that was used around that issue.
Speaker 4 (09:35):
I am steamed about it. The issue being.
Speaker 1 (09:39):
I was told when we went over and bombed Iran,
raising the prices on everything, destroying the coalition that elected
Trump gen Z, we lost them Independents hated by eighty
one percent. But I was told by the Trump administration
that no matter what.
Speaker 4 (09:57):
Mid terms are not, it was the right thing to do.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
We have to do it because it's the right thing
to do. So we have to bomb Iran, even if
it hurts us in the polls. But the second we
get a couple surveys in that show ice deportations might
be losing popularity, we're backing off.
Speaker 4 (10:22):
We can't win like this. It's not humanly possible.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
It's not humanly possible to successfully oppose the communist revolution
while at the same time bending a knee every time
the communists run an op in this country. They're always
running ops, and they always will be running ops until
all their organizations are completely defunded and disbanded and all
these street animal communists are thrown in prison. The Communist
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is going to run ops, and the media is going
to help him, and Hollywood's going to help him, and
the Democrat Party, of course, is going to help him.
They are always going to be running coordinated operations in
this country in order to throw roadblocks in front of
the anti Communis this movement. And if we can't recognize
that and find the guts to stand up to it,
then we already freaking lost. I am beyond angry today.
(11:09):
This is disgusting. It's not what I voted for. It's
not good enough. I don't want to hear a single
I better not hear a single other word about how
we have we have to do this even if it's unpopular. Nope, nope,
you lost that ground when we now twice backed off
deportations because the Communists ran an up completely unacceptable.
Speaker 4 (11:31):
Do better.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
I demand more, as a voter, as a citizen of
this country, as somebody who wants to save it, I
demand better. Susan Collins is not running immigration policy in
the United States of America just because she's running to
save her Senate seat. She could pack it up and
go home. If that's what it takes. All that may
have made you uncomfortable. I am right talk to Todd
(11:55):
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(12:41):
be back well as you can tell. I'm pretty passionate
about the immigration issue. Immigration enforcement, deportation is how we
save the United States of America. Joining me now is
Todd Bensman, someone who's forgotten more about the issue than
I will ever know.
Speaker 4 (12:55):
He's currently after read it it's so long, the.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
Senior Research Fellow for Order Security and Immigration Center, and
of course, the wonderful Heritage Foundation which I know very well.
Speaker 4 (13:06):
Todd.
Speaker 1 (13:06):
Okay, so what have been the winds we've seen so
far a year and a half into the Trump administration
on immigration things, Because we have had some wins, some
significant wins.
Speaker 2 (13:17):
Well, the winds at our back had to do with
closing the southern border for one thing. The border is
the most secure that I've ever seen it in my lifetime,
and the metrics all point to that as well. Also,
we have, even though there have been some headwinds about
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mass deportation, we have made significant progress on that too
from the interior. The numbers are far greater deportations from
the interior than we've ever seen those two. It is
a mass deportation. We can go a lot further, though,
of course all of us want to go further. But
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the signature achievement, I think, is that the border is
all but closed. That doesn't mean there's nothing happening at
the border. There's always going to be something happening at
that border. I spent enough time down there to no
but we are not letting anyone in, and that's the
main thing. Everybody gets turned around, everybody.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
Todd, Can you elaborate on some of the things that
Biden administration did to turn our immigration system into a
ratchet where we can bring the people in, we can't
get them out.
Speaker 2 (14:37):
I mean it's like Sherman's March to the Sea. The
Biden administration absolutely destroyed the deportation infrastructure of this country.
Chained all ICE agents and officers to their desks, collapsed
detention facilities, cut contracts off for private ones, eliminated budgets
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for any new construction and for the maintenance of any
family detentions. I mean literally, when the Trump administration, when
we all got in there, we found a complete path
of like a tornadic destruction. It all had to be rebuilt.
You can't deport people if you don't have the bedspace.
Speaker 3 (15:24):
It's that simple.
Speaker 2 (15:26):
You can't carry out deportations when that's happening. And also,
you had lots of policies that had been in place
that let just millions and millions of people in on parole.
This authority that's only supposed to be used extremely sparingly
one or two people a year. They let millions of
people in on this parole authority, complete abuse of that
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authority in the I in a and let those all
had to be shut down and then the benefits that
those people got had to be cut off once the
time clock ran out on them and they were all
here in the United States having to be deported. So, really,
the Biden administration, the thing that happened with the Biden
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administration is the first time that an American president has
ever decided affirmatively to just open the border as wide
as humanly possible and to let as many people as
they could possibly get in in the one term. That's
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really unusual.
Speaker 3 (16:35):
Nobody has, even.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
Democrats, No Democrat has ever done that. Obama never did that.
Every president on both sides has at least tried to
get it under control, tried to get it managed, tried
to do something good when things got out of hand
down there. But not that guy. That guy just let
it rip.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Okay, So how long is it going to take us?
You talked about them dismantling the infrastructure allows us to deport, tape,
deport to deport people. How long is it going to
take us to rebuild that? Is it rebuilds? Are we
a year out? Is it impossible to do that in
four years?
Speaker 4 (17:17):
How long?
Speaker 2 (17:19):
Well, a lot of it has been rebuilt. Remember the
big beautiful budget bill that's what that was. And it
took I forget how many like eight eight or nine months,
maybe almost a year for that bill to finally get past.
That had the forty billion in it for detention centers,
that had the billions of dollars that were necessary to
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reconstruct our army basically the ice deportation officers as well,
and to retool the procedures, get everybody equipment training. So
I think that we are really almost finished. It's taken
about a year and a half. A lot of even
people on in MAGA have been bitterly complaining like how
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come you're not deporting more. Well, you can't deport people
if you don't have bedspace. You have to be able
to put somebody somewhere. You have to be able to
put people somewhere, and so you have to have those
facilities in place. And I think that we are pretty
good now. There's still a long way to go. I mean,
we have to have the aircraft. You know, we've been
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chartering planes we have. There are still things everybody doesn't
have body cams yet. There's still we're still you know,
bringing our officers up to speed. That we put on
ten thousand new officers. They're all hired and and they
we're putting them out on the streets now. So I
think we're almost there. I mean, I think we're pretty
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much we're pretty much there. There's still some work to
be done, but I think that's a good news story.
But just I think people need to be a little
bit patient. You know, when Sherman and did his march
down to the sea and and you know, wiped out
that whole swath of the Confederacy, there was a period
called reconstruction. Well we're we're in the reconstruction period, you know,
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the post Civil War reconstruction period. And I think we're
well well into it, if not past it.
Speaker 1 (19:20):
Okay, so let's talk about the news story today.
Speaker 4 (19:24):
And look, I'm not going to sugarcoat it for you, Todd.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
I might about blue my gasket on the whole thing
that in the wake of two more people getting shot
by ice with these vehicle stops, the reporting is from
multiple news sources that were stopping that, and that's where
most of the deportations are coming. We can't continue to
blink every time the Communists plays chicken. It doesn't it
doesn't work this way. We can't win like this listening
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to every pole. It doesn't work like this.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
Well, first of all, my sources tell me that it's
it's just a brief pause, and I'm thinking that I'm
and I'm fresh out of the administration. Pretty good stores is.
I don't think this is permanent in any way. What's
going on is that there is going to there's just
a brief recalibration, assessment of policy to make sure that
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the officers on the street are in ALIGNE meant with it,
that the training is right, that there's not something more
we could or should be doing. Nobody wants to have
officer involved shootings, not ICE, not the general public, not
the politicals in the Trump administration. Nobody wants that. So
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if there's a way to kind of reduce that by
you know, tweaking something or changing something in a short
period of time assessing the thing, then you know, so
be it. But it's not over that, and you're right.
Vehicle stops have become a major source of arrests and
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removals in this country, especially in blue sanctuary areas where
the local police, state and local will not help ICE
in any way, so ICE has to go out there
and track people down when they're released from jail because
the politicians won't allow the locals to report, Hey, we've
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got a guy in jail about to be released, come
get them. We got to go track him down. When
we track them down, we have administrative warrants. Those don't
allow us to go into houses or workplaces. The only
way we can get them is to and from their
vehicle or in their vehicle. And it gets dangerous because
the local police aren't helping. In red states, In non
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sanctuary states, the local police do that work. They'll pull
them over for you, and they've got flashers, and you
know they're cops. Ice officers usually are in surveillance vehicles
that don't that aren't marked, and so you know, policy
has ICE unable to chase. You can't chase somebody who
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runs under ICE, they're not authorized to chase. So everybody
knows that. Everybody knows that if I can hit the
gas and come close or hit or something whatever, just
get away. They're not coming after me. And that just
adds up to a pretty dangerous concoction right there in
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blue areas primarily.
Speaker 1 (22:30):
But see this is my problem, Todd, These these these rules,
the communists simply exploits them, and we can't deport twenty
million people if we're well, we can't chase some, but
well we're we have to pause and refit because we've
got some bad headlines and Susan Collins got the vapors
this morning. But if we're gonna stop and stare at
those shoelaces every time these people running up, we can't
get twenty million people out of the country.
Speaker 4 (22:52):
You can't do it.
Speaker 2 (22:54):
Yeah, it's just a it's a bit of a balancing act.
I mean, politically, you know, I don't think the president
wants to have a lot of screaming headlines and feeding
the ammunition right into the enemy's machine gun.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
Either.
Speaker 2 (23:13):
They've made that clear. Could we do what you're saying?
We did try that in the beginning, you know, kind
of a shock and awe. I know you remember that
I was in the administration when that was happening. But
there is a stealthier, smarter way to operate, and the
numbers are coming up. We're at about two thousand a
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day now, which is about double what it was before
the big beautiful budget bill money came in. We were
at about one thousand a day at that time, so
the numbers are coming up. We've got the ten thousand
on the street. We're doing it in a way. We're
seeing it done in a way that is smart, safer,
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but totally not completely safe, that's for sure. We're seeing
that ICE officers are under siege. The number of death
threats that those officers have gotten is up eight thousand
percent in the last year. The number of vehicle rammings
is just through the roof we've never and guys are
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getting hurt ending up in the hospital from this, so
they're on edge. There are organized assault gangs that are
going in if they see ICE, if they know ICE
is out there, they will go in there and attack.
We've seen that relentlessly in La Chicago, Portland, all over
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Minnesota obviously Minnesota, Boston and everywhere else. And now you're
going to start seeing it in Houston. They're hunting ICE
officers to attack them. So this is a pretty unusual.
It's better to do it in a stealthy way tactically.
The leadership has kind of decided and we are getting
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the numbers that way too. Just give it a little
bit of breathing room because those numbers are going up.
We had a five day period recently where ICE rounded
up ten thousand illegal aliens in a five day period.
So our capacity is there and the tactics are there too.
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But in this case, I mean, you're gonna have cases
where officers have to defend themselves. And let me put
it this way, that Ice are police officers, their law
enforcement officers. If you resist them, if you fight them,
you're gonna lose, and they're gonna win every time. There's
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gonna be trouble when you attack them, and it's gonna
go to their side.
Speaker 4 (26:00):
So much. I appreciate you very much.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
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love when a company hires Americans. I like Americans getting
American jobs because America is four Americans. The big wireless
company you have your cell phone through, they don't hire Americans.
(26:25):
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You can keep your phone, you can keep your phone number.
You will undoubtedly save a fortune. My bill got cut
(26:46):
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Speaker 4 (26:57):
We'll be back.
Speaker 7 (26:58):
Well, guess what now we're in Congress and we're every
corner of the United States.
Speaker 1 (27:06):
No, they just don't get it.
Speaker 3 (27:09):
They just don't get it.
Speaker 7 (27:10):
They will never truly comprehend jama even after seven decades
that we are going anywhere.
Speaker 3 (27:18):
We are just getting started.
Speaker 7 (27:23):
I want to say to all of them, every genocide enabler,
looked at this room's mother, we.
Speaker 4 (27:29):
Ain't going anywhere. We are just growing and growing and growing.
Speaker 7 (27:37):
The political structures that I have to work in that
we are surrounded by was built on slavery and genocide
and ripe and oppression. It's not the genocide enabling Congress
or the White House that will free our people.
Speaker 3 (27:50):
It is only us. It can only be us.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Okay, I'm not sure if I'm happy or A'm aggravated
about the fact that these people are so open about
what they intend to do and what they're doing. I'm
happy that they're being honest about it, but it's aggravating
that we can't be more aggressive with them when they
tell you they're here to conquer.
Speaker 4 (28:13):
Joining me.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
Now, somebody who knows quite a bit about this stuff.
Nick Frieda's host of the Making the Argument podcast, and
remember he wrote the Man Book, which you should get,
certainly if you have sons, I would recommend it.
Speaker 4 (28:25):
Nick.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
They're out there, and she's not like she's the only
one that horrible hag. There are multiple of them who
come out on video on stage behind a microphone and
they say they're here to conquer, they're here to destroy.
And yet it seems like so many of us still
don't want to acknowledge that.
Speaker 4 (28:41):
Why.
Speaker 3 (28:43):
I think it's inconvenient for a lot of people. I
think it's a lot more pleasant to believe that she's
just some wild kook that's shouting us out on Reddit.
But she's not. She's speaking to an organization which is
repeatedly winning in congressional seats and places as diversus New
York from Colorado, and this is what they believe. And
by the way, this is what the Democratic Party. This
is the energetic wing of the Democratic Party right now.
(29:05):
So yeah, I wish this wasn't reality. I don't think
we should have ever allowed this to happen, but now
it has, and the question is what are we going
to do about it?
Speaker 4 (29:14):
Well, what are we going to do about it?
Speaker 1 (29:16):
Nick, Because I'm sorry, I'm a little bit steamed today
because of the reporting coming out that now because a
couple other street animals got killed, we're backing off of
ice deportations, grabbing people in vehicles. You obviously know why
we do that, because it's a lot safer than getting
them in their homes, things like that. But again, if
we're going to be so focused on optics of things
that we can't get important things done, we're not going
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to make it well.
Speaker 3 (29:40):
I think what we need to understand is that there's
always going to be this element on the right, kind
of more the establishment wing of the Republican Party or
whatever you want to call it, where they will like
the idea conceptually, but then when it looks bad trying
to do it, or it looks difficult trying to do
it because the left is doing everything they can to
complicate it as much as possible, they'll be the first
to go, well, gosh, yeah, I'm I'm for deportations, But
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I didn't know woul looked like this? What did you
expect it to look like?
Speaker 4 (30:06):
What?
Speaker 3 (30:06):
What did you expect it to look like? When Democrats
welcome millions of people out of the country illegally, and
now those people don't want to leave. And you have
Democrat politicians from the ranks of governor, attorney general, district attorneys,
commonwealth attorneys, mayors, police chiefs that are actively obstructing Ice
in the process. What did you think that was going
to look like? And quite frankly, what do you think
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they're going to do next if you let them get
away with this? Because this is part of their strategy.
This is their playbook. Go read Saulolensky. They're proud of it.
Their whole their whole purpose is when they're in power,
they try to consolidate power. They ignore the Constitution, they
don't mind limitations on government power because they're in charge.
The moment they are in charge, they then reference the
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Constitution only when they think it will keep us from
doing what we've been elected to do in order to
correct for their mistakes. And so at this point, we're
just going to need that. You don't even need a majority,
You just need a significant portion of the population to
grow a backbone to realize that none of us want
I don't want anyone to be happy about what Ice
has to do but I want you to place your
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frustration in the proper place, and they aim it at
the proper direction. It's the leftist it's the people like
Rashida to Leave that have done this intentionally because they
hate this country. You heard what she said. I'm not
making it up. I'm not being hyperbolic. She despises this country.
She describes it as being surrounded by institutions rooted and
oppression and slavery and rape. Right, this is what they
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think of us, our culture, our country, and if we
continue to allow them to operate in this way. Like,
what do I want to do with Rashida to Leave? Oh,
it's real simple. I want to denaturalize her and I
want to deport her. Not because she disagrees with me
on tax policy, not because she disagrees with me on
any number of policies, but because she obviously hates this
country and is actively working to subvert and change it
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into something that it was never meant to be. You know,
she wants to talk about how bad this country is.
You're free to leave, Rashida. And by the way you
came here, I don't recall ever taking a vote on
Americans getting together and thinking to themselves. Gosh, you know
what we really need in this country, Rasheeta Tili. We
really need someone in this country that absolutely despises it
fundamentally and is going to try to poison the youth
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in this country in order to overthrow it and significantly
change it. I don't recall less over wanting that. So
we didn't ask her to come. She voluntarily came. If
she doesn't like it here, if she actually wants to
work with groups that are subversive to the United States,
well then let's kick her out. And by the way,
let's do the same thing with il han Omar, because
she almost certainly violated immigration law both herself and on
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behalf of her brother. And yet every time certain people
in Congress try to investigate that, other Republicans shut it
down because, ooh, this is icky. We don't like to
deal with stuff like this. Well, you know what, I agree,
it sucks, and it wouldn't sucked this bad if you
had done something when it sucked Less, but she didn't,
and so now we have this. So if you don't
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like this, if you don't have the stomach for this,
and you sit in public office, maybe it's time for
you to retire. Right off into the sunset, so we
can elect people that will actually deal with people like
we're sheeted to leave in the Democratic Socialists of America.
Speaker 1 (33:06):
Nick, this squeamish nish about the American public. So I
have a theory, and it's a stupid one, but I'm
sending it to you anyway, because you seem like just
the person who might might understand my.
Speaker 4 (33:18):
Theory is this.
Speaker 1 (33:19):
I feel like we should let animals kill each other
in the zoo because you grew up watching these Marty
style for movies, and that the right wing. The lion
was getting ready to pounce on the gazelle, the camera
cuts away and we don't get to see it. Total
disservice to people because they don't understand all nature actually works.
You go to the zoo, you see the lions laying around. Ah,
they're so cute. It's just like muffins sitting it home,
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and you don't understand what the lion actually does. And
therefore you have people who grow up in this society,
this flowery, fluffy society of make believe that's.
Speaker 4 (33:49):
Not real at all.
Speaker 1 (33:49):
In reality, animals tear their living guts out and they
die in horrible ways and that's how life actually is,
and it helps toughen.
Speaker 4 (33:56):
People up to reality. Is my theory stupid.
Speaker 3 (34:00):
I think we have gotten to the point where we are,
in some ways victims of our own success. We have
produced the kind of society which is, by any comparative
measure within human history, the most prosperous and the safest,
and we are summarily watching it being torn down by
the sort of people that screamed in the store at
their mom when they didn't get the toy they wanted. Right,
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It's the sort of people that have never been told
no one, have always been playcated, and they've come into
adults because everybody was convinced that they grow out of it,
and they didn't. They grow into it. They became better
at doing what they were doing. And so one of
the one of the greatest exemplars of this is what
happened when everybody was screaming for body camps, and then
we gave the police body camps and everyone realized that weit. Gosh,
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maybe the police weren't really the problem. I mean, sure,
you've got some cops that just do some bad things,
but no one's trying to defend cops that do bad things.
But what people actually figured out and the reason why
different people with BLM and whatnot, and now like, well,
we don't like these body camps. They shouldn't be made public.
Why not? Why not? Are they actually demonstrated that we
have people that quite frankly, should be in jail who
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are sitting there screaming and yelling and tearing down society
and making it unlivable for the rest of us. So look,
I want due process of law. I want to live
in a high trust society. But one of the things
you have to understand about living in a high trust
society is that there has to be some general agreement
amongst the general population with respect to how society is
ordered and how we conduct ourselves. And we have an
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ever growing portion of the population supported by the Democratic
Party that believes they shouldn't have to play by the rules.
We're all horrible oppressors that have created this horrible environment
for them that they refuse to leave, right, and they
should be able to do whatever they want and get
away with it. Well, sorry, that's not reality. And we're
going to the part where weak men have created bad times,
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and strong men are going to have to go ahead
and wrestle it back, and that is what it's going
to take at this point. And I don't mean strong
men in the sense of a strong man or a
dictator coming in and taking control of things. I need
to actually elect people so that we can use the
legitimate functions of government and legitimate power within government in
order to make society safe for people that actually do
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want to live in peace, not for the people that
want to kick and scream and steal, whether it's looting
a foot locker in the name of racism, or it's
electing people like Rashida to leave, who will deliberately steal
from people who earn and who actually are productive in
order to give it to people that will vote for her.
Because that's what we have right now. That is the
Senator Warrens or the Bernie Sanders, the aocs, the Rashida
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to leaves, the ilhan Omars, the you know, Zoron Mamdani's,
that is their philosophy. Their philosophy is government has accumulate
power so that you can reward your friends and punish
your enemies. And what they've decided is that good, hard working,
everyday patriotic Americans were the enemies and so we are
to be punished. When they say our democracy, they don't
mean us, and it's about time that we recognize that,
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because they don't mind shouting it from podiums, and the
moment someone like me says, hey, I'm sorry, but that
person doesn't need to be in the United States, all
of a sudden, I'm of the bad guy. No, we're done,
We're done. Nick.
Speaker 1 (37:09):
I'm glad you brought up Ma'm donnie, because I've been
and this is a real sickness.
Speaker 4 (37:14):
It's a bad part of me, I admitted.
Speaker 1 (37:15):
But I've been really enjoying watching democrats say things like.
Speaker 4 (37:19):
Well, we're a big tent, We're a big tent.
Speaker 1 (37:20):
Well, these dirty comedies winning primaries in New York City,
and I'm enjoying it because these democrats are detestable human beings,
and I don't think they understand exactly what is happening
and what is going to happen. I don't think they
understand how communist movements actually work. I don't think any
of these people understand they're on the dinner menu, Nick.
Speaker 3 (37:39):
Oh, no, they don't. I was actually doing a tablint
event with a turning point at University of Washington, Seattle,
and for two and a half hours there is these
people with bullhorns just screaming obscenities at me the whole time.
And I finally stopped once they said, this is what
Youryvesmenov meant when he talked about useful idiots. And I
don't mean this as a perjorda. I mean it as
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a descriptive because I kind of part of me feels
bad for these kids. They're young, they're stupid, they don't
understand anything about life, and yet they're paying all this
money to come to university, to pay professors, and this
is what they're being taught. This is the extent of
their ability to engage. And here's what it means. The
only reason they're quote useful idiots is because they're chill.
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They're still trying to overthrow a system. Right, the left Marxists,
they don't like the United States, they don't like our system,
they don't like our constitution. They certainly don't like property
rights or free markets, and so they have to demoralize people.
And what they want is they want to demoralize people
like me from even coming to a college campus and speaking.
They want to demoralize and intimidate other students from actually
hearing contrasting viewpoints. They want to do all of that,
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and will that will be useful for the people like
Rascheta to leave in ilhan Omar and Bernie Sanders until
God forbid one day those people actually control this country
and then it's not like those people shouting up sending
this on bull horns are running agency or do it.
Why because they're not capable of building anything. They're only
capable of destrain and demoralizing. And when your side wins,
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they don't have a need for people whose only capabilities
are distrained or demoralizing. So they're the first ones that
end up in the gulag because they've been taught nothing
of actual use. And to some degree it's sad, but
it's also time to recognize that this is what's going on.
And by the way, the only reason this sort of
behavior is permitted to go on in our university system
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is because taxpayers are constantly being fleeced by their own
representatives in red states in order to send billions of
dollars to academic institutions which have becomes so infiltrated with
this sort of behavior. But they don't know how to
operate without it. In fact, they don't want to. But
I guarantee you if these sort of institutions, if these
five to' one c threes, if these NGOs at these universities,
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if they actually had to survive on the money that
they could convince people to give to them through tuition
or donations, they'd never be able to do this. Never.
This is the Left extorting us with our own money.
This is us being forced to subsidize our own destruction.
And it's because of people like we're cheated to leave
ilhan olmar Bernie Sanders, you name it. And so you
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get at the heart of that, and you can save
this country actually fairly quickly. We could do it in
one generation. But it is going to take a certain
degree of political and moral will.
Speaker 4 (40:22):
Why won't Red States do this? Nick?
Speaker 1 (40:23):
I obviously don't expect California to try to sever that
pipeline of its university system. I'm not naive, but I mean,
look a point to my own state, Texas. Texas isn't
taking these steps, the necessary steps. You're right to choke
off these universities that the communists and field Why why.
Speaker 3 (40:41):
I'll tell you, Having certain in the legislature for ten years.
I'll tell you why. It's because you're going to have
weak Republicans, usually in the safest districts, and they don't
want to touch anything with education because they think it
makes them look bad in the press. They still have
not figured out the presses against them, and then they
need to go out there and tell their own story.
But so they will sit there and they will will
My constituents want tuitions to remain low. Okay, well you've
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failed because you haven't achieved that. But secondly, what you're
actually doing is you're stealing for your constituents. You're stealing
from the electrician, the plumber, the HVAC technician. You're taking
their money and then you're giving it to a university
that's probably sitting on an endownment worth billions of dollars
so that they can create more departments and more professorships,
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which will teach their students to hate the very parents
that made it possible for them to go to college.
Then you have a Republican donor class who they remember
the good old days of going to UVA or you know,
going to Mary Washington or going to Princeton or Yell
or whatever it is, and so they write these massive checks.
And these universities are more than happy to take the
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massive check of someone that has been wildly successful in
a free market economy and then put that person's name
on a building and then staff that building with professors
that will teach the students therein that the person that
made the building possible is a horrible capitalist to exploit
that needs to be destroyed. And these guys will do
this repeatedly instead of giving money to actual organizations that
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are trying to defend our way of life, that are
trying to defend our culture and our values. And so
part of this is once again people are starting to
wake up too. I don't want to make this all
doom and gloom. It's not. I'm actually very encouraged by
what I see for the upcoming generation of Five years ago,
when I spoke on college campuses, all of the questions
were about things like tax policy or running for office.
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Now I get asked questions about faith. I get asked
questions about family, masculinity. How do I be a good husband,
how do I be a good father? These are the
sort of fundamental questions that the next generation is asking
a set of the next generation. And that's wildly encouraging
because again, the dirty little secret for the left is
they don't have enough kids to win elections in the future.
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So there's three things they can do. They can cheat,
they can import a population, or they can educate our kids.
And that's where they put the vast majority of their
time and effort and controlling the educational institution that conservatives
send their kids off to. But the good news is
is that if you've got a new and aware generation
coming forward, that says, you know what, I reject this nonsense.
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I want my faith, I want a good family, I
want to work hard, and you know what, I'm going
to take responsibility for the education of my kids. I'm
not going to delegate it to places like University of
Washington Seattle. You do that. Conservative families on average have
about three kids per family. Liberal families, it's like one again,
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twenty years, we win this thing. We just got to
take control.
Speaker 4 (43:34):
Nick, my man, appreciate you come back soon. All right.
Speaker 1 (43:40):
It's time to lighten the mood, or we lighten the mood.
I know that being in debt sucks. I know, and
I know what it's like to watch the bills pile up,
and you're looking at the bills in this hand, and
then you're looking at your bank account in this hand,
and you're saying to yourself, oh, well, do you have
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high interest debt? Do you have a mortgage? You know
that American Financing they can carve for you a path
forward and have done so many many times before. It's
what they do. High interest debt, mortgage. They come up
with the plan, and one day you are free. Do
(44:23):
you want to be free? Americanfinancing dot net slash jesse,
let them help you.
Speaker 4 (44:32):
We'll be back, all right. It's time to.
Speaker 1 (44:34):
Lighten the mood. And look, I don't want to insult
older generations.
Speaker 4 (44:39):
You know, that's not what I do.
Speaker 1 (44:40):
I like all generations, older and younger and middle and
everything else. But there's something that you've probably noticed in
your life. I've noticed it in mind past. A certain age.
You fart a lot in public, and you don't care
what other people think about it. You don't care if
they hear it. Look, I've had grandparents this way, just
right in front of you, standing right there, Just cook
one off. If I have other people in my life,
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all of them sixty seventy plus.
Speaker 4 (45:04):
Let's fart all the time.
Speaker 1 (45:06):
So maybe after what Chuck Schumer did today in the Senate,
maybe it's time for people to start retiring here.
Speaker 8 (45:14):
And we need a complete investigation that's independent now on
Iran and the NDAA when all the Trump administration, the NDAA,
the NDA.
Speaker 4 (45:37):
I heard it, Joe, I'll see it them
They are constantly telling you that the mass importation of foreigners,
getting them here and keeping them here is the key
to the communist revolution that will bring down Western civilization.
Speaker 2 (00:16):
Even Democrats. No Democrat has ever done that. Obama never
did that. Every president on both sides has at least
tried to get it under control, tried to get it managed.
Speaker 3 (00:28):
It's the leftist, It's the people like Rachidas, the Leaves
that have done this intentionally because they hate this country.
Speaker 4 (00:34):
I'm angry.
Speaker 1 (00:35):
I'm going to go ahead and just let you know
right now, I'm extremely upset with what happened today, what
I've seen today, and I'll lay out exactly what that
is and why I'm angry. But in order to get
there I just think we need a little refresher Here.
The communist tells you exactly what is important to him.
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You have political issues you're passionate about, probably do not
perfectly align with the issues I'm passionate about. We're all
free to have our own issues, and that's fine. I'm
never going to tell you to set aside what you're
really really hot on.
Speaker 4 (01:11):
You have every right to be there.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
However, we should always be thinking strategically and We should
always listen when the other side is constantly telling you
what their priority is. They are constantly telling you that
the mass importation of foreigners, getting them here and keeping
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them here is the key to the communist revolution that
will bring down Western civilization.
Speaker 4 (01:43):
Over and over and over and over and over again.
Speaker 1 (01:46):
They're practically shouting it in your face. All other issues
to the communist all other issues are secondary to that issue.
It is not a pillar of the communist revolution. It
is the pillar of the communist revolution. They're quite open
about it. Here was Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 5 (02:08):
The only way we're going to have a great future
in America is if we welcome and embrace immigrants, the Dreamers,
and all of them, because our ultimate goal is to
help the Dreamers, but get a path to citizenship for
all eleven million or however many undocumented there are here.
Speaker 4 (02:25):
Right.
Speaker 1 (02:27):
You know what the Save America Act is. We talked
about it many times before on the show. Trump wants
it to his credit, Shoe, I need to vote. That's
really what it is. It's a couple extra details in there,
but that's it. Show an ID to vote. Senator from Michigan,
Alissa Slotkin is her name, Remember Michigan is a purple steak.
Speaker 4 (02:48):
Trump won it twice. The Senator from.
Speaker 1 (02:50):
Michigan came out and said this about the Save America Act.
Speaker 6 (02:54):
The other thing that we blocked yesterday was the same
act rightly allow this administration to rig of our democracy
so that it would be hard for any Democrat in
any state to win any election.
Speaker 1 (03:16):
It's hard to get more obvious than that. If you
have to show idea to vote, Democrats can't win elections.
Foreigners are voting in our elections. You know what, I
know it Democrats are telling you that that's not some
crazy conspiracy theory. They are bringing them here and they
are finding a way for these people to vote in elections.
And that's the reason Democrats are winning any elections in
the United States of America. Now, the Biden administration got
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elected and promptly brought in twenty million foreigners.
Speaker 4 (03:43):
You know all the reasons why.
Speaker 1 (03:44):
We've discussed it many times before, up to and including
creating an app so foreigners can schedule their invasion. They
took your tax payer money and flew foreigners into the country.
They completely replaced whole sections of Middle America. This was
a very focused, not a mistake, not a noopsie, because
again the communist understands full well. With the mass importation
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of foreigners, he cannot fail, and without them he cannot win.
Americans reject all this stuff. They don't want it. The
foreigner doesn't care. So Donald Trump gets elected and he
runs on two things, not just in the primary, in
the general election. I know there were other things talked about,
but there were two main things he ran on, inflation
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and immigration. Matt the largest mass deportation in history. If
I heard Donald Trump say that one time on the
campaign trail, I must have heard him say that a
thousand times. And I think he probably wants the largest
mash the deportation in history.
Speaker 4 (04:42):
I really do think that's what he wants. However, you
know what you can't do.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
You can't deport millions of people from the country while
also constantly keeping your ear to the ground on what
the poll numbers are saying about it.
Speaker 4 (04:58):
It doesn't work that way.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
You know why it doesn't work that way because the
communists are going to run ops.
Speaker 4 (05:04):
They're going to run ops.
Speaker 1 (05:06):
They're going to do it in conjunction with the media,
the Democrat Party, local communist organizations. They're going to run ops,
And the intention of the OP is to make mass deportations,
any deportations, unpopular.
Speaker 4 (05:20):
And so what will they do? All kinds of crazy things.
Speaker 1 (05:23):
One of their favorite things is getting people killed, because
then someone dies. You have to give a press conference,
statements have to be put out. And after these ops,
you're sitting in the White House, You're looking at poll numbers,
and you say, ooh man, people are all of a
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sudden getting a little unhappy.
Speaker 4 (05:46):
What to do? What to do?
Speaker 1 (05:47):
Remember I told you what was coming? This is October
of twenty twenty four. Do you remember when I told
you this. There's no nice way to tell somebody you're
not welcome here, stay out out. It cannot be done nicely,
it cannot, and it will involve tears. The propaganda effort
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around stopping this will be the largest, most pervasive, most
evil propaganda effort you have ever seen in your life.
The propaganda effort is not going to be just a
bunch of screaming harpies.
Speaker 4 (06:24):
Now that are the illegal state.
Speaker 1 (06:26):
The propaganda effort is going to be aimed directly at
that kind heart that beats in your chest.
Speaker 4 (06:38):
And they did it, told you it was coming, and
they did it, and it worked. It worked. Remember what
happened to Minnesota.
Speaker 1 (06:53):
Communists, in response to ICE deportations, launched aggressive street animal
tactives tactics Minnesota. These street animal tactics inevitably got two
of these street animals killed. And in the wake of
those two street animals dying, the Trump administration took Greg Bavino,
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Border patrol guy who was really running things, fired him,
dumped Christy Nome, and brought in Mark Wayne Mullen.
Speaker 4 (07:20):
The communist up worked. It worked.
Speaker 1 (07:26):
The communists ran an up to intimidate the Trump administration
and get them to back off, and it worked. Okay,
So fast forward. Illegal gets killed in Houston driving at
an agent. Right, illegal just got killed in Maine. We
don't know all the circumstances around it. He was, of
course in a car. It was about it was about
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vehicle stops. All right, work comes out today that ICE
is now backing off of vehicle deportations, apprehensions and deportations.
Speaker 4 (08:02):
This is according to Daily Wirres.
Speaker 1 (08:03):
According to Fox News, Susan Collins, remember one of these illegals.
Speaker 4 (08:07):
Died and Maine.
Speaker 1 (08:08):
Susan Collins is running for Senate there trying to keep her.
Senatecy puts out a statement, I got to back off.
Speaker 4 (08:13):
We've got to do all that. And now we have.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Multiple sources reporting today that we're not going to do
the whole vehicle stop thing anymore. First, this minor detail
is really important. Did you know the majority of deportations
happen from vehicle stops?
Speaker 4 (08:29):
And did you know why that is?
Speaker 1 (08:31):
Well, if you go to somebody's home to grab them,
it's a dangerous environment. Law enforcement does want to do that.
It's much more controlled if you can get them outside
of the home.
Speaker 4 (08:44):
Vehicles are a great way to do it. Wait till
he gets.
Speaker 1 (08:46):
Out the home, gets in his forward, tourists drives, a
couple of blocks, You've got things set up surrounded. It's
really safer for everybody involved. Apparently we're not going to
be doing that anymore. So the communist stop worked again.
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Are we going to continue to blink and hide in
the corner every time the communists running up? Because if
we're going to continue to hide in the corner every
time the communists running up on this administration, that we're
not going to get the mass deportation of foreigners, and
the communist revolution will succeed.
Speaker 4 (09:26):
In the country.
Speaker 1 (09:28):
And you know what really really steems me about this
Not to bring up another issue, but I'm sorry because
of the language that was used around that issue.
Speaker 4 (09:35):
I am steamed about it. The issue being.
Speaker 1 (09:39):
I was told when we went over and bombed Iran,
raising the prices on everything, destroying the coalition that elected
Trump gen Z, we lost them Independents hated by eighty
one percent. But I was told by the Trump administration
that no matter what.
Speaker 4 (09:57):
Mid terms are not, it was the right thing to do.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
We have to do it because it's the right thing
to do. So we have to bomb Iran, even if
it hurts us in the polls. But the second we
get a couple surveys in that show ice deportations might
be losing popularity, we're backing off.
Speaker 4 (10:22):
We can't win like this. It's not humanly possible.
Speaker 1 (10:26):
It's not humanly possible to successfully oppose the communist revolution
while at the same time bending a knee every time
the communists run an op in this country. They're always
running ops, and they always will be running ops until
all their organizations are completely defunded and disbanded and all
these street animal communists are thrown in prison. The Communist
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is going to run ops, and the media is going
to help him, and Hollywood's going to help him, and
the Democrat Party, of course, is going to help him.
They are always going to be running coordinated operations in
this country in order to throw roadblocks in front of
the anti Communis this movement. And if we can't recognize
that and find the guts to stand up to it,
then we already freaking lost. I am beyond angry today.
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This is disgusting. It's not what I voted for. It's
not good enough. I don't want to hear a single
I better not hear a single other word about how
we have we have to do this even if it's unpopular. Nope, nope,
you lost that ground when we now twice backed off
deportations because the Communists ran an up completely unacceptable.
Speaker 4 (11:31):
Do better.
Speaker 1 (11:32):
I demand more, as a voter, as a citizen of
this country, as somebody who wants to save it, I
demand better. Susan Collins is not running immigration policy in
the United States of America just because she's running to
save her Senate seat. She could pack it up and
go home. If that's what it takes. All that may
have made you uncomfortable. I am right talk to Todd
(11:55):
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be back well as you can tell. I'm pretty passionate
about the immigration issue. Immigration enforcement, deportation is how we
save the United States of America. Joining me now is
Todd Bensman, someone who's forgotten more about the issue than
I will ever know.
Speaker 4 (12:55):
He's currently after read it it's so long, the.
Speaker 1 (12:58):
Senior Research Fellow for Order Security and Immigration Center, and
of course, the wonderful Heritage Foundation which I know very well.
Speaker 4 (13:06):
Todd.
Speaker 1 (13:06):
Okay, so what have been the winds we've seen so
far a year and a half into the Trump administration
on immigration things, Because we have had some wins, some
significant wins.
Speaker 2 (13:17):
Well, the winds at our back had to do with
closing the southern border for one thing. The border is
the most secure that I've ever seen it in my lifetime,
and the metrics all point to that as well. Also,
we have, even though there have been some headwinds about
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mass deportation, we have made significant progress on that too
from the interior. The numbers are far greater deportations from
the interior than we've ever seen those two. It is
a mass deportation. We can go a lot further, though,
of course all of us want to go further. But
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the signature achievement, I think, is that the border is
all but closed. That doesn't mean there's nothing happening at
the border. There's always going to be something happening at
that border. I spent enough time down there to no
but we are not letting anyone in, and that's the
main thing. Everybody gets turned around, everybody.
Speaker 1 (14:25):
Todd, Can you elaborate on some of the things that
Biden administration did to turn our immigration system into a
ratchet where we can bring the people in, we can't
get them out.
Speaker 2 (14:37):
I mean it's like Sherman's March to the Sea. The
Biden administration absolutely destroyed the deportation infrastructure of this country.
Chained all ICE agents and officers to their desks, collapsed
detention facilities, cut contracts off for private ones, eliminated budgets
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for any new construction and for the maintenance of any
family detentions. I mean literally, when the Trump administration, when
we all got in there, we found a complete path
of like a tornadic destruction. It all had to be rebuilt.
You can't deport people if you don't have the bedspace.
Speaker 3 (15:24):
It's that simple.
Speaker 2 (15:26):
You can't carry out deportations when that's happening. And also,
you had lots of policies that had been in place
that let just millions and millions of people in on parole.
This authority that's only supposed to be used extremely sparingly
one or two people a year. They let millions of
people in on this parole authority, complete abuse of that
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authority in the I in a and let those all
had to be shut down and then the benefits that
those people got had to be cut off once the
time clock ran out on them and they were all
here in the United States having to be deported. So, really,
the Biden administration, the thing that happened with the Biden
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administration is the first time that an American president has
ever decided affirmatively to just open the border as wide
as humanly possible and to let as many people as
they could possibly get in in the one term. That's
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really unusual.
Speaker 3 (16:35):
Nobody has, even.
Speaker 2 (16:36):
Democrats, No Democrat has ever done that. Obama never did that.
Every president on both sides has at least tried to
get it under control, tried to get it managed, tried
to do something good when things got out of hand
down there. But not that guy. That guy just let
it rip.
Speaker 1 (16:58):
Okay, So how long is it going to take us?
You talked about them dismantling the infrastructure allows us to deport, tape,
deport to deport people. How long is it going to
take us to rebuild that? Is it rebuilds? Are we
a year out? Is it impossible to do that in
four years?
Speaker 4 (17:17):
How long?
Speaker 2 (17:19):
Well, a lot of it has been rebuilt. Remember the
big beautiful budget bill that's what that was. And it
took I forget how many like eight eight or nine months,
maybe almost a year for that bill to finally get past.
That had the forty billion in it for detention centers,
that had the billions of dollars that were necessary to
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reconstruct our army basically the ice deportation officers as well,
and to retool the procedures, get everybody equipment training. So
I think that we are really almost finished. It's taken
about a year and a half. A lot of even
people on in MAGA have been bitterly complaining like how
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come you're not deporting more. Well, you can't deport people
if you don't have bedspace. You have to be able
to put somebody somewhere. You have to be able to
put people somewhere, and so you have to have those
facilities in place. And I think that we are pretty
good now. There's still a long way to go. I mean,
we have to have the aircraft. You know, we've been
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chartering planes we have. There are still things everybody doesn't
have body cams yet. There's still we're still you know,
bringing our officers up to speed. That we put on
ten thousand new officers. They're all hired and and they
we're putting them out on the streets now. So I
think we're almost there. I mean, I think we're pretty
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much we're pretty much there. There's still some work to
be done, but I think that's a good news story.
But just I think people need to be a little
bit patient. You know, when Sherman and did his march
down to the sea and and you know, wiped out
that whole swath of the Confederacy, there was a period
called reconstruction. Well we're we're in the reconstruction period, you know,
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the post Civil War reconstruction period. And I think we're
well well into it, if not past it.
Speaker 1 (19:20):
Okay, so let's talk about the news story today.
Speaker 4 (19:24):
And look, I'm not going to sugarcoat it for you, Todd.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
I might about blue my gasket on the whole thing
that in the wake of two more people getting shot
by ice with these vehicle stops, the reporting is from
multiple news sources that were stopping that, and that's where
most of the deportations are coming. We can't continue to
blink every time the Communists plays chicken. It doesn't it
doesn't work this way. We can't win like this listening
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to every pole. It doesn't work like this.
Speaker 2 (19:52):
Well, first of all, my sources tell me that it's
it's just a brief pause, and I'm thinking that I'm
and I'm fresh out of the administration. Pretty good stores is.
I don't think this is permanent in any way. What's
going on is that there is going to there's just
a brief recalibration, assessment of policy to make sure that
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the officers on the street are in ALIGNE meant with it,
that the training is right, that there's not something more
we could or should be doing. Nobody wants to have
officer involved shootings, not ICE, not the general public, not
the politicals in the Trump administration. Nobody wants that. So
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if there's a way to kind of reduce that by
you know, tweaking something or changing something in a short
period of time assessing the thing, then you know, so
be it. But it's not over that, and you're right.
Vehicle stops have become a major source of arrests and
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removals in this country, especially in blue sanctuary areas where
the local police, state and local will not help ICE
in any way, so ICE has to go out there
and track people down when they're released from jail because
the politicians won't allow the locals to report, Hey, we've
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got a guy in jail about to be released, come
get them. We got to go track him down. When
we track them down, we have administrative warrants. Those don't
allow us to go into houses or workplaces. The only
way we can get them is to and from their
vehicle or in their vehicle. And it gets dangerous because
the local police aren't helping. In red states, In non
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sanctuary states, the local police do that work. They'll pull
them over for you, and they've got flashers, and you
know they're cops. Ice officers usually are in surveillance vehicles
that don't that aren't marked, and so you know, policy
has ICE unable to chase. You can't chase somebody who
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runs under ICE, they're not authorized to chase. So everybody
knows that. Everybody knows that if I can hit the
gas and come close or hit or something whatever, just
get away. They're not coming after me. And that just
adds up to a pretty dangerous concoction right there in
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blue areas primarily.
Speaker 1 (22:30):
But see this is my problem, Todd, These these these rules,
the communists simply exploits them, and we can't deport twenty
million people if we're well, we can't chase some, but
well we're we have to pause and refit because we've
got some bad headlines and Susan Collins got the vapors
this morning. But if we're gonna stop and stare at
those shoelaces every time these people running up, we can't
get twenty million people out of the country.
Speaker 4 (22:52):
You can't do it.
Speaker 2 (22:54):
Yeah, it's just a it's a bit of a balancing act.
I mean, politically, you know, I don't think the president
wants to have a lot of screaming headlines and feeding
the ammunition right into the enemy's machine gun.
Speaker 3 (23:12):
Either.
Speaker 2 (23:13):
They've made that clear. Could we do what you're saying?
We did try that in the beginning, you know, kind
of a shock and awe. I know you remember that
I was in the administration when that was happening. But
there is a stealthier, smarter way to operate, and the
numbers are coming up. We're at about two thousand a
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day now, which is about double what it was before
the big beautiful budget bill money came in. We were
at about one thousand a day at that time, so
the numbers are coming up. We've got the ten thousand
on the street. We're doing it in a way. We're
seeing it done in a way that is smart, safer,
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but totally not completely safe, that's for sure. We're seeing
that ICE officers are under siege. The number of death
threats that those officers have gotten is up eight thousand
percent in the last year. The number of vehicle rammings
is just through the roof we've never and guys are
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getting hurt ending up in the hospital from this, so
they're on edge. There are organized assault gangs that are
going in if they see ICE, if they know ICE
is out there, they will go in there and attack.
We've seen that relentlessly in La Chicago, Portland, all over
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Minnesota obviously Minnesota, Boston and everywhere else. And now you're
going to start seeing it in Houston. They're hunting ICE
officers to attack them. So this is a pretty unusual.
It's better to do it in a stealthy way tactically.
The leadership has kind of decided and we are getting
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the numbers that way too. Just give it a little
bit of breathing room because those numbers are going up.
We had a five day period recently where ICE rounded
up ten thousand illegal aliens in a five day period.
So our capacity is there and the tactics are there too.
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But in this case, I mean, you're gonna have cases
where officers have to defend themselves. And let me put
it this way, that Ice are police officers, their law
enforcement officers. If you resist them, if you fight them,
you're gonna lose, and they're gonna win every time. There's
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gonna be trouble when you attack them, and it's gonna
go to their side.
Speaker 4 (26:00):
So much. I appreciate you very much.
Speaker 1 (26:03):
All right, Speaking of foreigners, let's talk about Americans. I
love when a company hires Americans. I like Americans getting
American jobs because America is four Americans. The big wireless
company you have your cell phone through, they don't hire Americans.
(26:25):
They hire as many foreigners as humanly possible. Not mine,
mine's pure talk mine. Well, when you call them, you'll
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You can keep your phone, you can keep your phone number.
You will undoubtedly save a fortune. My bill got cut
(26:46):
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Speaker 4 (26:57):
We'll be back.
Speaker 7 (26:58):
Well, guess what now we're in Congress and we're every
corner of the United States.
Speaker 1 (27:06):
No, they just don't get it.
Speaker 3 (27:09):
They just don't get it.
Speaker 7 (27:10):
They will never truly comprehend jama even after seven decades
that we are going anywhere.
Speaker 3 (27:18):
We are just getting started.
Speaker 7 (27:23):
I want to say to all of them, every genocide enabler,
looked at this room's mother, we.
Speaker 4 (27:29):
Ain't going anywhere. We are just growing and growing and growing.
Speaker 7 (27:37):
The political structures that I have to work in that
we are surrounded by was built on slavery and genocide
and ripe and oppression. It's not the genocide enabling Congress
or the White House that will free our people.
Speaker 3 (27:50):
It is only us. It can only be us.
Speaker 1 (27:55):
Okay, I'm not sure if I'm happy or A'm aggravated
about the fact that these people are so open about
what they intend to do and what they're doing. I'm
happy that they're being honest about it, but it's aggravating
that we can't be more aggressive with them when they
tell you they're here to conquer.
Speaker 4 (28:13):
Joining me.
Speaker 1 (28:13):
Now, somebody who knows quite a bit about this stuff.
Nick Frieda's host of the Making the Argument podcast, and
remember he wrote the Man Book, which you should get,
certainly if you have sons, I would recommend it.
Speaker 4 (28:25):
Nick.
Speaker 1 (28:26):
They're out there, and she's not like she's the only
one that horrible hag. There are multiple of them who
come out on video on stage behind a microphone and
they say they're here to conquer, they're here to destroy.
And yet it seems like so many of us still
don't want to acknowledge that.
Speaker 4 (28:41):
Why.
Speaker 3 (28:43):
I think it's inconvenient for a lot of people. I
think it's a lot more pleasant to believe that she's
just some wild kook that's shouting us out on Reddit.
But she's not. She's speaking to an organization which is
repeatedly winning in congressional seats and places as diversus New
York from Colorado, and this is what they believe. And
by the way, this is what the Democratic Party. This
is the energetic wing of the Democratic Party right now.
(29:05):
So yeah, I wish this wasn't reality. I don't think
we should have ever allowed this to happen, but now
it has, and the question is what are we going
to do about it?
Speaker 4 (29:14):
Well, what are we going to do about it?
Speaker 1 (29:16):
Nick, Because I'm sorry, I'm a little bit steamed today
because of the reporting coming out that now because a
couple other street animals got killed, we're backing off of
ice deportations, grabbing people in vehicles. You obviously know why
we do that, because it's a lot safer than getting
them in their homes, things like that. But again, if
we're going to be so focused on optics of things
that we can't get important things done, we're not going
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to make it well.
Speaker 3 (29:40):
I think what we need to understand is that there's
always going to be this element on the right, kind
of more the establishment wing of the Republican Party or
whatever you want to call it, where they will like
the idea conceptually, but then when it looks bad trying
to do it, or it looks difficult trying to do
it because the left is doing everything they can to
complicate it as much as possible, they'll be the first
to go, well, gosh, yeah, I'm I'm for deportations, But
(30:02):
I didn't know woul looked like this? What did you
expect it to look like?
Speaker 4 (30:06):
What?
Speaker 3 (30:06):
What did you expect it to look like? When Democrats
welcome millions of people out of the country illegally, and
now those people don't want to leave. And you have
Democrat politicians from the ranks of governor, attorney general, district attorneys,
commonwealth attorneys, mayors, police chiefs that are actively obstructing Ice
in the process. What did you think that was going
to look like? And quite frankly, what do you think
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they're going to do next if you let them get
away with this? Because this is part of their strategy.
This is their playbook. Go read Saulolensky. They're proud of it.
Their whole their whole purpose is when they're in power,
they try to consolidate power. They ignore the Constitution, they
don't mind limitations on government power because they're in charge.
The moment they are in charge, they then reference the
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Constitution only when they think it will keep us from
doing what we've been elected to do in order to
correct for their mistakes. And so at this point, we're
just going to need that. You don't even need a majority,
You just need a significant portion of the population to
grow a backbone to realize that none of us want
I don't want anyone to be happy about what Ice
has to do but I want you to place your
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frustration in the proper place, and they aim it at
the proper direction. It's the leftist it's the people like
Rashida to Leave that have done this intentionally because they
hate this country. You heard what she said. I'm not
making it up. I'm not being hyperbolic. She despises this country.
She describes it as being surrounded by institutions rooted and
oppression and slavery and rape. Right, this is what they
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think of us, our culture, our country, and if we
continue to allow them to operate in this way. Like,
what do I want to do with Rashida to Leave? Oh,
it's real simple. I want to denaturalize her and I
want to deport her. Not because she disagrees with me
on tax policy, not because she disagrees with me on
any number of policies, but because she obviously hates this
country and is actively working to subvert and change it
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into something that it was never meant to be. You know,
she wants to talk about how bad this country is.
You're free to leave, Rashida. And by the way you
came here, I don't recall ever taking a vote on
Americans getting together and thinking to themselves. Gosh, you know
what we really need in this country, Rasheeta Tili. We
really need someone in this country that absolutely despises it
fundamentally and is going to try to poison the youth
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in this country in order to overthrow it and significantly
change it. I don't recall less over wanting that. So
we didn't ask her to come. She voluntarily came. If
she doesn't like it here, if she actually wants to
work with groups that are subversive to the United States,
well then let's kick her out. And by the way,
let's do the same thing with il han Omar, because
she almost certainly violated immigration law both herself and on
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behalf of her brother. And yet every time certain people
in Congress try to investigate that, other Republicans shut it
down because, ooh, this is icky. We don't like to
deal with stuff like this. Well, you know what, I agree,
it sucks, and it wouldn't sucked this bad if you
had done something when it sucked Less, but she didn't,
and so now we have this. So if you don't
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like this, if you don't have the stomach for this,
and you sit in public office, maybe it's time for
you to retire. Right off into the sunset, so we
can elect people that will actually deal with people like
we're sheeted to leave in the Democratic Socialists of America.
Speaker 1 (33:06):
Nick, this squeamish nish about the American public. So I
have a theory, and it's a stupid one, but I'm
sending it to you anyway, because you seem like just
the person who might might understand my.
Speaker 4 (33:18):
Theory is this.
Speaker 1 (33:19):
I feel like we should let animals kill each other
in the zoo because you grew up watching these Marty
style for movies, and that the right wing. The lion
was getting ready to pounce on the gazelle, the camera
cuts away and we don't get to see it. Total
disservice to people because they don't understand all nature actually works.
You go to the zoo, you see the lions laying around. Ah,
they're so cute. It's just like muffins sitting it home,
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and you don't understand what the lion actually does. And
therefore you have people who grow up in this society,
this flowery, fluffy society of make believe that's.
Speaker 4 (33:49):
Not real at all.
Speaker 1 (33:49):
In reality, animals tear their living guts out and they
die in horrible ways and that's how life actually is,
and it helps toughen.
Speaker 4 (33:56):
People up to reality. Is my theory stupid.
Speaker 3 (34:00):
I think we have gotten to the point where we are,
in some ways victims of our own success. We have
produced the kind of society which is, by any comparative
measure within human history, the most prosperous and the safest,
and we are summarily watching it being torn down by
the sort of people that screamed in the store at
their mom when they didn't get the toy they wanted. Right,
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It's the sort of people that have never been told
no one, have always been playcated, and they've come into
adults because everybody was convinced that they grow out of it,
and they didn't. They grow into it. They became better
at doing what they were doing. And so one of
the one of the greatest exemplars of this is what
happened when everybody was screaming for body camps, and then
we gave the police body camps and everyone realized that weit. Gosh,
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maybe the police weren't really the problem. I mean, sure,
you've got some cops that just do some bad things,
but no one's trying to defend cops that do bad things.
But what people actually figured out and the reason why
different people with BLM and whatnot, and now like, well,
we don't like these body camps. They shouldn't be made public.
Why not? Why not? Are they actually demonstrated that we
have people that quite frankly, should be in jail who
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are sitting there screaming and yelling and tearing down society
and making it unlivable for the rest of us. So look,
I want due process of law. I want to live
in a high trust society. But one of the things
you have to understand about living in a high trust
society is that there has to be some general agreement
amongst the general population with respect to how society is
ordered and how we conduct ourselves. And we have an
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ever growing portion of the population supported by the Democratic
Party that believes they shouldn't have to play by the rules.
We're all horrible oppressors that have created this horrible environment
for them that they refuse to leave, right, and they
should be able to do whatever they want and get
away with it. Well, sorry, that's not reality. And we're
going to the part where weak men have created bad times,
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and strong men are going to have to go ahead
and wrestle it back, and that is what it's going
to take at this point. And I don't mean strong
men in the sense of a strong man or a
dictator coming in and taking control of things. I need
to actually elect people so that we can use the
legitimate functions of government and legitimate power within government in
order to make society safe for people that actually do
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want to live in peace, not for the people that
want to kick and scream and steal, whether it's looting
a foot locker in the name of racism, or it's
electing people like Rashida to leave, who will deliberately steal
from people who earn and who actually are productive in
order to give it to people that will vote for her.
Because that's what we have right now. That is the
Senator Warrens or the Bernie Sanders, the aocs, the Rashida
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to leaves, the ilhan Omars, the you know, Zoron Mamdani's,
that is their philosophy. Their philosophy is government has accumulate
power so that you can reward your friends and punish
your enemies. And what they've decided is that good, hard working,
everyday patriotic Americans were the enemies and so we are
to be punished. When they say our democracy, they don't
mean us, and it's about time that we recognize that,
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because they don't mind shouting it from podiums, and the
moment someone like me says, hey, I'm sorry, but that
person doesn't need to be in the United States, all
of a sudden, I'm of the bad guy. No, we're done,
We're done. Nick.
Speaker 1 (37:09):
I'm glad you brought up Ma'm donnie, because I've been
and this is a real sickness.
Speaker 4 (37:14):
It's a bad part of me, I admitted.
Speaker 1 (37:15):
But I've been really enjoying watching democrats say things like.
Speaker 4 (37:19):
Well, we're a big tent, We're a big tent.
Speaker 1 (37:20):
Well, these dirty comedies winning primaries in New York City,
and I'm enjoying it because these democrats are detestable human beings,
and I don't think they understand exactly what is happening
and what is going to happen. I don't think they
understand how communist movements actually work. I don't think any
of these people understand they're on the dinner menu, Nick.
Speaker 3 (37:39):
Oh, no, they don't. I was actually doing a tablint
event with a turning point at University of Washington, Seattle,
and for two and a half hours there is these
people with bullhorns just screaming obscenities at me the whole time.
And I finally stopped once they said, this is what
Youryvesmenov meant when he talked about useful idiots. And I
don't mean this as a perjorda. I mean it as
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a descriptive because I kind of part of me feels
bad for these kids. They're young, they're stupid, they don't
understand anything about life, and yet they're paying all this
money to come to university, to pay professors, and this
is what they're being taught. This is the extent of
their ability to engage. And here's what it means. The
only reason they're quote useful idiots is because they're chill.
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They're still trying to overthrow a system. Right, the left Marxists,
they don't like the United States, they don't like our system,
they don't like our constitution. They certainly don't like property
rights or free markets, and so they have to demoralize people.
And what they want is they want to demoralize people
like me from even coming to a college campus and speaking.
They want to demoralize and intimidate other students from actually
hearing contrasting viewpoints. They want to do all of that,
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and will that will be useful for the people like
Rascheta to leave in ilhan Omar and Bernie Sanders until
God forbid one day those people actually control this country
and then it's not like those people shouting up sending
this on bull horns are running agency or do it.
Why because they're not capable of building anything. They're only
capable of destrain and demoralizing. And when your side wins,
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they don't have a need for people whose only capabilities
are distrained or demoralizing. So they're the first ones that
end up in the gulag because they've been taught nothing
of actual use. And to some degree it's sad, but
it's also time to recognize that this is what's going on.
And by the way, the only reason this sort of
behavior is permitted to go on in our university system
(39:29):
is because taxpayers are constantly being fleeced by their own
representatives in red states in order to send billions of
dollars to academic institutions which have becomes so infiltrated with
this sort of behavior. But they don't know how to
operate without it. In fact, they don't want to. But
I guarantee you if these sort of institutions, if these
five to' one c threes, if these NGOs at these universities,
(39:52):
if they actually had to survive on the money that
they could convince people to give to them through tuition
or donations, they'd never be able to do this. Never.
This is the Left extorting us with our own money.
This is us being forced to subsidize our own destruction.
And it's because of people like we're cheated to leave
ilhan olmar Bernie Sanders, you name it. And so you
(40:13):
get at the heart of that, and you can save
this country actually fairly quickly. We could do it in
one generation. But it is going to take a certain
degree of political and moral will.
Speaker 4 (40:22):
Why won't Red States do this? Nick?
Speaker 1 (40:23):
I obviously don't expect California to try to sever that
pipeline of its university system. I'm not naive, but I mean,
look a point to my own state, Texas. Texas isn't
taking these steps, the necessary steps. You're right to choke
off these universities that the communists and field Why why.
Speaker 3 (40:41):
I'll tell you, Having certain in the legislature for ten years.
I'll tell you why. It's because you're going to have
weak Republicans, usually in the safest districts, and they don't
want to touch anything with education because they think it
makes them look bad in the press. They still have
not figured out the presses against them, and then they
need to go out there and tell their own story.
But so they will sit there and they will will
My constituents want tuitions to remain low. Okay, well you've
(41:04):
failed because you haven't achieved that. But secondly, what you're
actually doing is you're stealing for your constituents. You're stealing
from the electrician, the plumber, the HVAC technician. You're taking
their money and then you're giving it to a university
that's probably sitting on an endownment worth billions of dollars
so that they can create more departments and more professorships,
(41:25):
which will teach their students to hate the very parents
that made it possible for them to go to college.
Then you have a Republican donor class who they remember
the good old days of going to UVA or you know,
going to Mary Washington or going to Princeton or Yell
or whatever it is, and so they write these massive checks.
And these universities are more than happy to take the
(41:45):
massive check of someone that has been wildly successful in
a free market economy and then put that person's name
on a building and then staff that building with professors
that will teach the students therein that the person that
made the building possible is a horrible capitalist to exploit
that needs to be destroyed. And these guys will do
this repeatedly instead of giving money to actual organizations that
(42:07):
are trying to defend our way of life, that are
trying to defend our culture and our values. And so
part of this is once again people are starting to
wake up too. I don't want to make this all
doom and gloom. It's not. I'm actually very encouraged by
what I see for the upcoming generation of Five years ago,
when I spoke on college campuses, all of the questions
were about things like tax policy or running for office.
(42:27):
Now I get asked questions about faith. I get asked
questions about family, masculinity. How do I be a good husband,
how do I be a good father? These are the
sort of fundamental questions that the next generation is asking
a set of the next generation. And that's wildly encouraging
because again, the dirty little secret for the left is
they don't have enough kids to win elections in the future.
(42:48):
So there's three things they can do. They can cheat,
they can import a population, or they can educate our kids.
And that's where they put the vast majority of their
time and effort and controlling the educational institution that conservatives
send their kids off to. But the good news is
is that if you've got a new and aware generation
coming forward, that says, you know what, I reject this nonsense.
(43:09):
I want my faith, I want a good family, I
want to work hard, and you know what, I'm going
to take responsibility for the education of my kids. I'm
not going to delegate it to places like University of
Washington Seattle. You do that. Conservative families on average have
about three kids per family. Liberal families, it's like one again,
(43:29):
twenty years, we win this thing. We just got to
take control.
Speaker 4 (43:34):
Nick, my man, appreciate you come back soon. All right.
Speaker 1 (43:40):
It's time to lighten the mood, or we lighten the mood.
I know that being in debt sucks. I know, and
I know what it's like to watch the bills pile up,
and you're looking at the bills in this hand, and
then you're looking at your bank account in this hand,
and you're saying to yourself, oh, well, do you have
(44:01):
high interest debt? Do you have a mortgage? You know
that American Financing they can carve for you a path
forward and have done so many many times before. It's
what they do. High interest debt, mortgage. They come up
with the plan, and one day you are free. Do
(44:23):
you want to be free? Americanfinancing dot net slash jesse,
let them help you.
Speaker 4 (44:32):
We'll be back, all right. It's time to.
Speaker 1 (44:34):
Lighten the mood. And look, I don't want to insult
older generations.
Speaker 4 (44:39):
You know, that's not what I do.
Speaker 1 (44:40):
I like all generations, older and younger and middle and
everything else. But there's something that you've probably noticed in
your life. I've noticed it in mind past. A certain age.
You fart a lot in public, and you don't care
what other people think about it. You don't care if
they hear it. Look, I've had grandparents this way, just
right in front of you, standing right there, Just cook
one off. If I have other people in my life,
(45:02):
all of them sixty seventy plus.
Speaker 4 (45:04):
Let's fart all the time.
Speaker 1 (45:06):
So maybe after what Chuck Schumer did today in the Senate,
maybe it's time for people to start retiring here.
Speaker 8 (45:14):
And we need a complete investigation that's independent now on
Iran and the NDAA when all the Trump administration, the NDAA,
the NDA.
Speaker 4 (45:37):
I heard it, Joe, I'll see it them
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