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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Yes, we are getting to El sayed. Yes, I am
going to give you the strongest case I could possibly
make why you need to take this movement seriously. We'll
get to all of that. A couple of things before
we get started. Pretty scary in light of the assassination
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culture we now find ourselves living in. Three would be
assassins for President Trump. Of course, what happened to our
friend Charlie Kirk. Now we have a heavily armed suspect
has been arrested at LA's Trump National Golf Club after
he was seen scouting security preparations before the President was
heading out to the West coast. Our man accused of
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scouting President Trumps South Carolina golf club before the commander
in chiefs visit. Decorated former US Marene completed combat deployments
in both the Iraq and Afghanistan. Agents conducted advanced secure
planning spot planning spotted this guy walking around the golf
course wearing an earpiece photographing filming security preparations. According to
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federal prosecutors, he returned to the club on August the second,
where he falsely claimed that he worked for the State
Department and for security of detail there admitted he had
a loaded firearm in his pickup truck. Deputies then responding
to the scene discovered that this guy wanted and was
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wanted in an unrelated robbery case out of El Segundo,
and authorities recovered a loaded di millimeter pistol, holow point ammunition, binoculars,
badge labeled security protection agent from his truck. Subsequent search
of his home uncovered what investigators described as in the
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illegally modified ar platform, rightful additional firearms, body armor, high capacity,
the magazines, communications equipment, and notebooks containing you know, very
concerning statements while we were still investigating the motives of
this individual. We are thankfull he was apprehended before the
president's visit. It's very dangerous out here, really is. By
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the way, just so you know, the state of the
entire Democratic Party. Maybe it's just a mere coincidence. Maybe
the day after the Michigan Democrats handed this, by the way,
what was a much closer race than people had anticipated.
This crucial Senate nomination to a man that refuses to
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condemn the state in America deserve nine to eleven. Democrats
in DC are boycotting a hearing on the Muslim Brotherhood.
Muslim Brotherhood's members include Osama bin Laden's right hand man
in al Qaeda, i'm in al Zawari. According to the
Council on Farm Relations, AMAS was an offshoot of the
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Palestinian branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. A mouse, of course,
has in their charter the destruction of Israel, and it
goes on and on. But Democratic members of the Senate
Judiciary Subcommittee announced they will refuse to participate in a
hearing focused on the Muslim Brotherhood networks within the US
the boycott targeting a session organized bi Federal Court Subcommittee
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chair Ted Cruz entitled Hidden in plain Sight, Confronting the
Muslim Brotherhood Network in America. You'd think they'd want safety
and security for the American people first, But I do
a little bit digress here.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
All right, let's get to last night.
Speaker 1 (03:38):
But before I do, I want to make sure you
understand something, and I is going to be a certain
portion of this program. I will try to minimize it,
but I do want to make everybody aware of it.
I think we're going to put this up on our
website so you can just simply print it out. And
that is the DSA's agenda. And we'll take the more
extreme items and we'll summarize it. And this way you
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have it, and you can make copies of it, and
you can share it with your friends and your family,
and your neighbors and your coworkers and anyone else you
may run into it in your life. Because what happened yesterday,
although it was closer than anticipated, and one of the
reasons it was I did not know the extent of
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money that the Democratic establishment. One of the things that
have been so fascinating and somewhat mysterious in all of
this is how the Democratic Party, there's silence has been
deafening as this radicalized DSA communist takeover their party has
been unfolding. There's only been one elected Democrat that's been
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willing to take it on.
Speaker 2 (04:44):
That's John Fetterman.
Speaker 1 (04:45):
Now you've had others, James Carvel this weekend's not going
to be a part of a party with Abdul Sayed,
he said that he may be leaving the Democratic Party.
I guess if this guy's elected, but I mean now
he's the nominee, so he's a part of the party
that not dominated him. Then you have Bill Maher and
you know former politician Joe Manchin is an example, and
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so on and so forth, and you know, Mark Penn,
I mean there are people that are speaking out, but
only one elected official because the rest of the elected
Democrats are deathly afraid of the power, because they know
that this is the base of the party. Now how
do we know this, Well, we did a little research
for this program, and I brought this up yesterday. Two
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hundred and fifty plus members of the DSA, that's Democratic
Socialists of America. I think most of them are communists.
But whatever, you know, why play word games when it's
ostensibly the same thing. It just whatever form name, manifestation,
it still ends the same way, and that is unfulfilled,
promises more poverty than when you start.
Speaker 2 (05:53):
It ends up also with.
Speaker 1 (05:57):
A loss of freedom that you hand over to greedy
politicians that you would empower to pretty much steal money
from one group of Americans redistributed to you, at least
on paper. And then how do you ever get rid
of those people in power? It never works, never has,
it never will. It is a failed system. But in
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case you don't know, there are two hundred and fifty
plus members of the DSA that are serving currently today
in elected offices now in forty states. This is not
just mom Donnie, this is not just del say ed,
This is not just AOC, This is not Grandpa Bernie.
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This is not Pocahontas only. And then you have all
the other squad members, etc.
Speaker 2 (06:45):
Etc.
Speaker 1 (06:47):
Ninety percent of these DSA officials were elected following the
twenty nineteen political cycle. What does that tell you that
this is a movement that is growing very quickly in momentum,
and it's gotten to the point where they have now
intimidated and silenced. Are the Democrats? What are these stated
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and written DSA beliefs. They want to eliminate the Senate,
the Presidency, the judiciary as we currently know it. I
mean goodbye, say us Senate, goodbye. It's over. And we
know they want amnesty for illegals. We know they want
to abolish the borders. We know they want to abolish ice.
We know they want to defund because they write it
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the Department of War it was a very dangerous world.
Not a smart idea. They want to end all deportations,
eliminate cash bell. They want their wealth tax, confiscation of wealth.
They want to pass their cradle to grave womb to
the tomb, government run everything green, new deal, abolish prisons, police,
public ownership of most corporations, that will lead to poverty.
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That means that they want America to become worse than
New York City and we're than the state of California
under the worst governor, no show, Governor, Gaven Newsom. That
is what their stated plan is. They're not hiding it.
You know, in the past, you'd have Democrats, you know,
things that they could never say on the campaign trail
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that would not help them win electorally, or things that
they could never pass legislatively. This is where judicial activism
came in because this has been their real beliefs, but
they were kind of they at least try to hide it. Well,
the hiding is over. They're not hiding anything anymore. This
is now out in the open and they are now
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saying it publicly. It was a much closer race. I mean,
I remember I was watching and then you know, I
was doing some prep. I've got a podcast later, and
I just was doing some reading, watching the results come in,
watching it get closer, and you know, the big story
was out of Detroit, which went more for Haley Stevens
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than I think people had anticipated, but not enough by
any stretch. Elsaiad is the nominee now for the Democrats
in Michigan. But you know, now we have Hailey Stevens.
I think a lot of the surprise comes from the establishment,
including Gretchen Whitmer Chuck Schumer. They were pouring money. They
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won't speak out publicly, but they sense the danger of
this movement within their party as a clear and present
danger to their power. Chuck Schumer doesn't know it. He's done.
How came Jeffries probably, you know, even though he's minority
leader in name only, he's done. These radicals now control
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the party. Hailey Stevens now. It didn't take long for
her to get over her objections of Abdul el Sayed's
toxic policy positions like oh cutting off aid to Israel,
calling the Jewish State evil, abolishing ice, defunding the police,
imposing a wealth tax, not to mention his refusal to
condemn Who's out there. Assan Piker was with him all
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day yesterday. Assam Piker was in the room with him
last night at their headquarters. Assam Piker apparently was live
streaming during this. Stevens says I want to congratulate Abdullah
Sayed on winning the Democratic nomination. I am proud to
offer my support as he takes on Mike Rodgers in
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the general election. And anyway, so you know, Mike Rodgers
is saying you're not going to let that happen now.
Just I want to say a thing about Mike Rodgers,
who was on this program last week and we will
have on many times. This is now a critical moment
for this country. Mike Rodgers, distinguished Army vet, former FBI
Special Agent, chaired the House Intel Committee fourteen years in Congress,
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one of the most reliable pro American voices on flinching
about confronting anti Semitism. He is a great candidate. It
came very close in the last election to meeting Elizabeth Slacke,
was very very very close race. So what does this
mean that this movement now has got legs? What does
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this mean that this is now spread like a cancer.
It's not just Bamdanni and AOC and Grandpa Bernie and Poghon.
Speaker 2 (11:21):
What does it mean?
Speaker 1 (11:23):
It means that this is now the heart and soul
of what used to be a more moderate Democratic party.
That party no longer exists and the rest of the
Democrats out there, Well, let me give you let me backtrack.
When I was at Lindsey Graham's memorial at the National Cathedral,
where I did speak, I had an opportunity to meet
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with a number of very high ranking names you would
recognize Democrats in the US Senate, and we had private conversations.
They were off the record, and I will respet back
my promise to keep it off the record in terms
of who they are, what they said.
Speaker 2 (12:06):
But I am.
Speaker 1 (12:07):
Telling you they see nothing but danger in this movement.
This is not the people they want to be associated with.
And they're saying it, but they won't say it out loud,
and as their silence is so deafening, now it's a danger.
And this is my admonition to you. Yeah, okay, a
lot of us wanted outside let the lunatic win. But
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now the lunatic is on the ballot. Now he can
be elected, can be elected. And if you don't feel
the urgency of this moment to stop this insane agenda
right dead in its tracks now in the states like Michigan,
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Wisconsin with Francesca Hang and you know she'll win her primary,
it looks like if you don't step up, and you
don't realize that three months from yesterday is going to
be the most important midterm in your life. We have
never dealt with a radicalized group of people like this
with the agenda that I just spelled out, and I'm
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spelling out every single day. If you don't do your part,
and it only takes one action by you, and that
is to vote, and that is to prevent these people
from growing like a cancer that will turn America, the
America we love upside down. It will be unrecognizable and
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will cease to exist in its current form if it
continues to get out of control. If you don't stop this,
it's on your head. America will get the government it deserves.
I take this win very seriously. Anybody that's ah good,
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the lunatic one. Okay, now, lunatic has to be defeated
in the general election for to mean anything. And if
you don't take this responsibility in Michigan and Wisconsin seriously,
if you don't take it in Colorado seriously, if you
don't take it in Texas and Maine and everywhere else seriously,
In Iowa seriously, in Georgia's seriously, in North Carolina seriously. Then,
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I'm telling you it's going to be Mom Donnie, you know,
personified all around the country. I'm warning you now, please
make a commitment in your heart, mind and soul that
you're not gonna let this happen. I'm telling you it
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is a clear and present danger to America as we
now know it. These positions are insane, all right, So
this is now going to be a battle for the
heart and mind and soul of the Democratic Party. Elsayed
campaign backed by over one hundred thousand dollars from dozens
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of members of a group with alleged terroritizes. On foxnews
dot com anyway, they say they have collected one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollars from individuals who work for or
who have held leadership roles on the Council of American
Islamic Relations to group CARE. You might recall that they
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were designated an an unindicted co conspirator in a case
down in Texas many years ago. I have no idea
if these campaign contributions were made or not made. I'm
just looking at Fox News Digital right now, but they're
claiming forty one individuals who either work for Care formally
work for care, saved and served in leadership, et cetera.
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It doesn't matter to me, it's irrelevant, but the money
will be there for Al sayed that much, I can
tell you is a lot lot of money that is
being ported into elections and we have no earthly idea
where it's coming from. And it's not good and it's
not healthy. Now, I'm going to get to the DSA
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constitution and bylaws and we're going to play some l
SI ed in just a minute. But I want to
call attention to an important race to me that is
taking place. Unfortunately, this won't be taking place until tomorrow.
I'm not sure why Tennessee has it on a Thursday.
Congressman Andy Ogle's friend of the Program, Tennessee's fifth district,
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President Trump's pick for Congress. We just want to give
him some props. But anyway, the state of Tennessee, like
my state of Florida, like the state of Texas, like
the Carolinas. You know, you see people moving into these
states and droves because they actually had to run states properly. Andy,
So why on a Thursday? Usually these primaries are on
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a Tuesday.
Speaker 3 (16:58):
Yeah, you know, we do a different here in Tennessee,
but we have a rather long early voting period. There's
a four day break pushes it to Thursday. But look,
you know, it.
Speaker 2 (17:10):
Is what it is.
Speaker 3 (17:11):
That's what the General Assembly has set the date, and
so we just roll with it, all right.
Speaker 1 (17:17):
So you're not running against I assume in Tennessee one
of these DSA candidates are you?
Speaker 2 (17:22):
And if you get to the general again.
Speaker 3 (17:25):
Well, actually, you know, I've got both a competitive primary
and a competitive general. And you know, like you alluded to,
you know, we've got this lefty green group out of
California that's sending two million dollars against me because I'm
Trump endorsed, I'm close to the White House, I carry
most of Trump's legislation. And in their own words, they said,
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say that they're going to try to make an example
out of me so that other Republicans don't vote conservative.
Speaker 2 (17:53):
Well, how can people help you and this?
Speaker 1 (17:56):
You know, you are one of the few Republicans that
have a very strong spine in the backbone.
Speaker 2 (18:02):
Can't say it about all.
Speaker 1 (18:03):
Of them, but I know the President counts on you,
relies on you for a lot of support. So I'm
just trying to make the people my friends in Tennessee.
Aware that this primary is on a Thursday, which is
kind of unusual. And if you haven't voted early, now
would be the time to go out and vote tomorrow
for Andy Ogles. But how can they get in touch
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with you in your campaign?
Speaker 3 (18:26):
And you know, obviously the vote is tomorrow, but you
can go to Andyogles dot com. And look, you know,
if you're a Republican and you have a Kamala Harris
super pack boring two million dollars against you, there's a
reason for that. It's because you're a fighter, that you're
a leader, that you're close to the President of the
United States, and and you know, I'm enemy number one
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for these green energy folks, for the liberals out in California,
and you know that's why they're coming hard at me.
But look, if people don't, if they don't get out
to the ballot box, you literally could have This has
repercussions because if they succeed in taking me out, this
California liberal group spending two million dollars against me, this
will encourage them to do it against other Republicans in
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other primaries. I mean, they say they're going to target
very more. They're going to target Ralph Norman. They're going
to target Byron Donald's and Florida. So I'm not I'm
not the only one on the list. I just happened
to be first.
Speaker 2 (19:21):
All right, well, we're going to watch it and the Ogles.
This is an important race.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
If you're a friend listening in Tennessee right now and
you're in Tennessee's fifth district, it is President Trump's pick
for Congress. He is being targeted by this. You know,
radical clean Energy, super packed. They're pouring millions of dollars
in the hopes of getting you out of office.
Speaker 2 (19:44):
I take all elections seriously.
Speaker 1 (19:46):
I know people celebrating Alsaia Ed's win yesterday, Oh that's great.
Speaker 2 (19:49):
It makes it easier for Mike Rodgers. I'm like, no,
it doesn't.
Speaker 1 (19:52):
It makes it more urgent for the people of Michigan
and the country to get involved in this midterm election year.
You know, I know that midterm elections don't usually generate
the kind of turnout that we get in presidential election years.
This year has to be different, and that's what I'm
telling people. All Right, Andy Ogil's appreciate you, man. We'll
be watching tomorrow night and reporting on it. As results
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come in.
Speaker 3 (20:15):
Absolutely sean, thank you so much, my friend.
Speaker 1 (20:18):
Eight hundred and nine four one, Shawn is on number.
If you want to be a part of the prob
you know, the DSA has a constitution, they have bylaws.
They actually have Article one, the name of the organization
shall be the Democratic Socialists of America, a non for
profit corporation. Article two their purpose. We are socialists because
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we reject an economic order based on private profit, alienated labor,
gross inequalities of wealth and power, discrimination based on race,
gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, status, age, religion, national origin,
and brutality and violence and defense of the status quo.
Speaker 2 (21:01):
The same crazy leftist.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
I don't know if they're similar to the people that
five hundred and seventy four right, so they they related.
They seem to be crazy leftists to me. But anyway,
we are socialists because we share a vision of a
humane social order based on popular control of resources and production,
economic planning, equitable distribution, feminism, racial equality, non oppressive relationships.
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We are socialists because we are developing a concrete strategy
for achieving that vision, for building a majority movement that
will make democratic socialism a reality in America. We believe
such a strategy must acknowledge the class structure of American society,
and that this class structure means that there is a
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basic conflict of interest between those sectors with enormous economic
power and the vast majority of the population. You know
what they don't believe in. You know what they don't
talk They don't talk about freedom. They don't talk about
rights inherently from God, which separates us from so many
other countries natural rights. They don't talk about individual purpose, responsibility,
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God given talent. They don't talk about any of that.
They don't talk about how maybe yes, there's no country
that's perfect, but a country that has created a system
of governance whereby your God given talents can be brought
to fruition and through your hard work, your labor, your innovation,
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that you can bring goods and services to a marketplace
and then people you can't force them. I can't force
people to listen to my radio show three hours a day,
watch my podcast, or watch the TV show. I have
to do a good show and earn your trust every day,
and I work hard for that. But they don't ever
talk about this. They just want equal results and that
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is where the fallacy lies. Tell me who's going to
work hard, who's going to innovate, who is going to
create if the government's going to come along and punish
them by confiscating, you know, through their their sense of morality,
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the labor of other people.
Speaker 2 (23:20):
Really, it's it's a lot more.
Speaker 1 (23:21):
It's a lot more sinister than that, because, you know,
if they want to, you know, they want to take
the Constitution as it in its current form, eliminate the
United States Senate, take away your ability to choose our president,
and the way we appoint judges. You know, why do
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they think it's a good idea to abolish borders, offer
amnesty for people that didn't respect our laws, our borders,
our sovereignty. Why would they go after the only thing
the law enforcement. They want to not only abolish prisons
and police, they want to abolish ice. They're so insane.
They want to deepund the Department of War and all deportations,
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eliminate cash bell. Then, of course, this is where it
gets into the financial part of it. They want to
establish a wealth tax. Well, why would anybody create anything
if you're gonna pay You're ready to pay confiscatory taxes
to begin with on the federal level, then on the
state level. Then you're you're in a place like New
York City on a city level, and then they're gonna
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come in and they're going to take more of your money.
Speaker 3 (24:31):
You know.
Speaker 1 (24:31):
It's like I ran into a young man this weekend
and he said, you know, years ago I heard you
say something and it stuck with me.
Speaker 2 (24:38):
I said, what's that?
Speaker 1 (24:39):
Is a nice kid, and he said, I heard you
say that. Well, if a kid works hard and gets
an A in school and another kid does no work
and gets an f, uh, why don't we just take
a couple of grade points away from the kid that
worked hard and got an A, and we'll give it
to the kid that got the F. And then everybody
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do you get to see him we're all equal. That's
kind of does capture all of this. They want public
ownership of most corporations. You see the beginnings of this unfold.
You've got in Abdul l Sayad. He says, I want
to reach out to Hassan Piker's viewers, the guy that
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blamed America for being attacked on nine to eleven.
Speaker 2 (25:26):
Who is there in the ballroom last night? Listen? Who
was campaigning with him a good idea.
Speaker 4 (25:31):
Look, I want to reach out to his viewers. He
has a three million person platform, and there are things
that Hassan and I disagree with. If you watched any
of our content together, and there are things that he
and I agree with on the question of taking on
the fascism of the Trump administration, will you agree?
Speaker 1 (25:51):
Then you might recall the guy that he's been out
campaigning with the last couple of days, that was, you know,
live streaming from his ballroom last night, Hassan Piker. Well,
let's just listen to Hassan Piker in his own words.
Speaker 2 (26:05):
America deserved nine to eleven.
Speaker 1 (26:06):
Dude, I'm staying is totally brought it on ourselves.
Speaker 2 (26:10):
Dude, holy shit we did we did.
Speaker 1 (26:13):
In a video game whatever hypothetically politically we did.
Speaker 2 (26:16):
Man, we did holy shit? Like, how how is this?
How is anything I'm staying controversial?
Speaker 1 (26:23):
Like we fund the people who did nine to eleven
still to this day. Then Abdullah Sayed refuses to comment
on the death of Ali Hamani, who's killed Americans and
you know, killed his own people, number one state sponsor
of terror, the former Supreme leader is now dead. Uh.
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He refuses to comment on on how Many's death because
a lot of people are in Dearborn are very sad
that the.
Speaker 4 (26:52):
That there are a lot of people in Dearborn who
are said today so like, I just don't want to
comment on some money.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
I mean, I mean at all, I don't think it's
worse even touching that.
Speaker 1 (27:06):
Noah Nah then says Israel is an apartheid regime, blood
thirsty under net to Nyahu. Then he goes on to
say that he wants to He's saying all of it
out loud. This is what makes this radicalized group of
Democrats so different than radicalized Democrats in the past. They
wouldn't say it, they would hide it. They knew electorally
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it would be suicide. They knew that they had to
go about sneaky ways. They couldn't get it done legislatively.
That's that's why judicial activism has been such a big
issue for Democrats. But this is him saying we need
to abolish ICE and start from scratch.
Speaker 4 (27:44):
Well, as you well know, ice has nothing to do
with the southern border. That's customs and border protection. I
believe in a secure border. I also believe in immigration enforcement.
But I also believe in not shooting Americans in the
back of the head in the face while I'm trying
to do it. And maybe it's because I've served in
government agencies. But once a government agents, he like that
is told that has impunity to do the worst things
and violate the highest law of the land, which is
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the Constitution itself. I don't think you can reform or
retrain that. I think we need to start from scratch.
And Ice is not very old. It's fifteen years younger
than I am it was starting. It started, It was
a bad experiment. It's been weaponized to do the worst things,
and I think we need to abolish it and start
from scratch.
Speaker 1 (28:24):
And his big supporter, Hassam Pike grenn't have time to
play it, calls abduloh saiad critics islamophobic pieces of Adam Schiff.
Now this is what is on the ballot. A lot
of Republicans said they wanted him to win, and frankly,
it is an opportunity. It is a choice election among
choice elections. But it is meaningless if you do not participate,
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if you don't stop Francesca hung in Wisconsin, if you
don't stop the radicalism. You know, and I am just
saying to every one of you. If you don't I
don't normally vote in the midterm, you better start. This
is the one to vote in DSA back candidates, you know,
topling millionaire Democratic incumbents and now there's over two hundred
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and fifty of them since twenty nineteen, and that you know,
after that cycle you have the Michigan's top election official
wins the Democratic primary for governor advances to the battleground state.
So you know there's no Democrat elected Democrats but John
Fetterman that will call these people out. This is now
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a serious, a tipping point moment for America. Are you
going to allow Bernie? By the way, Bernie is the
most successful track record when it comes to endorsing candidates
than any other Democrat whoever Bernie's support seems to win.
Got to give him credit in that sense. You can't
criticize him for you know, he's a state of communist
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what do you want? He's fighting for what he believes
in and you know his candidates are winning.
Speaker 2 (30:02):
And it is it is what it is.
Speaker 1 (30:05):
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