Alex Marlow - Editor in Chief, Breitbart News Joins Houston's Morning News

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
So we are joined by Breitbart's Alex Marlow, who has
a brand new book out called Breaking the Law exposing
the weaponization of America's legal system against Donald Trump. All Right,
what's the cure to it? You know, the Supreme Court,
I thought gave some pretty good guidance to the lower
courts about staying in their lane and being very careful
about what it is they're doing. But they don't seem
to be listening to the Supreme Court.

Speaker 2 (00:22):
Yeah, it doesn't seem like it. Thanks to me for
having me on. There's a two parts. I'm writing solutions for.
First of all, elected leaders, lawmakers. The first thing you
got to do there is you've got to get these
investigations going. They're just starting. We learned Jack Smith is
under investigation from a special prosecutor. Letitia James is under
investigation from the Department of Justice. We got to expand

(00:44):
that need never half a dozen, maybe a dozen. I
map out everything that needs to be investigated, every leaf
that needs to get turned over. But for the citizens,
it's a call to arms, for people to be engaged,
people to be specifically responsible. Twenty four to seven. Getting
more involved in your community is getting more involved in
your down ticket race and not letting our guard down,
not being mopey, not being dissatisfied. If we don't get

(01:04):
everything we want within the first six months of the
new administration, we need to be fired up because the
left is fired up. The lawfare apparatus is fired up,
and they're working right now to try to figure out
how to subvert the next election.

Speaker 1 (01:16):
You know, that's a great point to make. The left
is always fired up, the conservatives not so much. You know,
we get fired up right before an election and maybe
right after an election, and then we just kind of,
you know, I want to go to my happy place
for a couple of years.

Speaker 2 (01:27):
It is the easiest advice I can offer. It's also
a sobering piece of advice, which is that I do
call us out as a movement for wanting to check
in every two years, maybe four years, and then we
go back to our families and our churches and our jobs.
And I understand that, but we can't do that anymore
because that's not how they're operating. They're building, they're raising money,
they're building infrastructure. They're trying to infiltrate a new institution

(01:48):
to try to take us down, and so we need
to understand that we need to meet that challenge today.

Speaker 1 (01:54):
Well, I think Texas might be a perfect example of
what you're talking about with this whole redistrict thing thing.
The Republicans in the Texas House. We have a speaker
who really is, you know, more Rhino than he has
anything else. He's not a true conservative, and they're making
all these threats about punishing these runaway Democrats, but so far,
not much of anything has happened.

Speaker 2 (02:14):
And what's interesting is that the voters reward action. They
reward it when you do things, and if you don't
do things, then you're constantly on defense, reacting to the
establishment media, which is another left wing institution of their narratives.
So you're way better off doing stuff. Look at how
Donald Trump operates in DC. It's been very effective for
him and just to try to rack up as many
victories as he can as quickly as he can. And

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maybe you don't love everyone, but he's already on to
the next thing, and the media can't keep up, and
you're going to find something you like in the group,
and then you look back after a few months and think, wow,
it's a lot of stuff that got done well.

Speaker 1 (02:47):
Speaking of President Trump. What do you think of the
I don't want to call the federal takeover of Washington,
d C. That's not what it is. But he's obviously
wants to get tough on crime and grime in the
capital city. He's clearly fairly embarrassed by the condition of Washington,
d C. And Ford dignitaries coming here and visitors from
our own country going to our nation's capital. We don't
have a lot to be proud of there right now.
What do you think of this movie's making? Do you

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think this will get other blue cities to react and
maybe start taking a chunk out of trime.

Speaker 2 (03:13):
I have no idea, because the left doesn't value law
in order I go through this in the book, it's
not a value that they have. It's not a principle
they have. They would rather have chaos in order to
preserve their own power because it allows for them to
preserve their own power. But what Donald Trump is doing
is terrific. I was a DC resident for a long time.
When I got there about I said about twelve years ago,
it was a vibrant city. It was fun, it was exciting,

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was beautiful, and when I laughed around the coronavirus time.
It was all boarded up, and homelessness and crime and
the broken windows. It was terrible. The city totally deteriorated.
And Trump is saying no more. We're putting a stop
to it, and he has the means to do so.
I give him a ton of credit for this, and frankly,
I hope he figures out a way to clean up
a lot of other major cities.

Speaker 1 (03:51):
All right, else, Thanks so much, Alex Barlow from Breitbard again.
His book is called this new book, Breaking the Law,
Exposing the weaponization of America's legal system, aainst Donald Trump